Even as the Indian stock markets are volatile and foreign institutional investors (FII) are selling their holdings the retail investors are continuing their investment."Indian retail investors are resilient. They form a significant part of .
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Individual investors’ holdings in passive funds jump in FY21
May 14, 2021
Low cost, simple structure of funds drive global trend
Passive investing is gaining more currency among Indian retail investors and high net worth individuals (HNIs) as they increasingly look for simple, transparent and low-cost investment options. This is reflected in index funds and exchange traded funds (ETFs) witnessing a significant jump in retail and HNI assets over the last two fiscals.
According to AMFI data, the asset under management (AUM) of HNIs in index funds have jumped 176 per cent to ₹8,267 crore as of March 2021 while index fund AUM of retail investors grew 157 per cent.
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Much said, lots unsaid
Cyrus P Mistry bowed out with dignity after the Supreme Court verdict in the long-drawn Tata-Mistry tussle, with a statement that he was personally disappointed with the verdict. In the statement, he said he would be “eternally grateful” for the opportunity he got to work with the group. While CPM, as he is fondly known, said much including that he sleeps with a “clear conscience” and stands by the integrity of his actions and their consequences, much was left unsaid, too. For instance, his lament that he would not be able to influence the direction of governance of the Tata Group. Reading between the lines, that he could not ensure a board-driven system of decision-making and governance that is larger than any ‘one individual’.