Apart from making it mandatory for the largest 1,000 listed companies (by market cap) to make ESG disclosures as per BRSR from FY23, SEBI has carved out a special ESG category among mutual funds. Fund houses can now launch multiple funds, focussing on a variety of ESG parameters within a single category
Arbitrage funds have recorded net inflows for three months straight, after steep outflows for half a year before that.
The trend changed as mutual fund (MF) schemes improved amid a rise in equity market volatility.
Investors redeemed over Rs 31,000 crore from arbitrage schemes between June and November before putting in Rs 3,000 crore in the last three months, shows data from the Association of Mutual Funds in India (Amfi).
Last week, portfolio manager Morningstar Investment Adviser India made a surprise announcement: It was winding up its portfolio management services (PMS) business in the country
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Double-digit returns in debt mutual fund schemes have declined in the last one year. The one-year returns of liquid funds and overnight funds have, in fact, fallen to 3 per cent lower than the interest offered by banks on savings accounts. In such a scenario, some mutual fund investors are reviewing the option to move to bank FDs to earn slightly higher returns on their short term investments. But is it worth moving back to traditional investment instruments? Or, is there any better option to invest your money for a short time period?