The Mutual fund industry saw its collections through SIPs dropping 4 per cent to Rs 96,000 crore in the 2020-21 fiscal, as COVID-19 induced lockdowns led to income uncertainty. Going forward, success of the vaccination drive, better than expected economic scenario and higher incomes can be the factors that will have an impact on systematic investment plan or SIP flows, Gopal Kavalireddi, Head of research, FYERS, said. While a few of the economic indicators like GST collections, auto and housing sales look positive, IIP and inflation data along with intermittent lockdowns can affect the economic progress in the ongoing fiscal, he added.
08. April 2021, 08:36 Uhr
Zug – SEBA Bank, a FINMA-licenced Swiss Bank providing a seamless, secure and easy-to-use bridge between digital and traditional assets, today announced it is listing a suite of digital-assets-based exchange traded products (“ETPs”) on the SIX Swiss Exchange in partnership with GHCO, a leading liquidity provider specialising in exchange traded funds, from tomorrow, 09 April 2021.
The ETPs have been designed to provide investors with secure and cost-effective access to digital assets without the typically associated custody and security challenges.
The product suite consists of Bitcoin and Ether Tracker Certificates in USD, as well as the first CHF currency-hedged Bitcoin Tracker in the market. The Tracker Certificate on the SEBAX® Crypto Asset Select Index, a leading digital assets market index, is also being listed. SEBAX® is a unique combination of professional index methodology and bottom-up research. SEBA Bank´s Research unit applies the high
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Get ₹9,115 cr as SIPs return; despite Covid, AUM of MFs up 32% in FY21, show AMFI data
Despite uncertainties due to the continuing Covid-19, inflows into equity mutual funds turned positive for the first time in the last nine months.
According to data released by the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI), there was a net inflow of ₹9,115 crore into equity mutual funds in March compared to an outflow of ₹4,497 crore logged in the previous month on the back of a sharp jump in monthly systematic investment contribution.
All equity schemes recorded net inflows except for multi-cap funds, which saw an outflow of ₹192 crore. Sectoral and tax- saving schemes registered the highest inflows of ₹2,009 crore and ₹1,552 crore while mid-cap and flexi-cap mopped up ₹1,503 crore and ₹1,386 crore, respectively.
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SEBA Bank launches Discretionary Mandates to support investors in their strategic asset allocation for digital assets Friday, February 05, 2021 Opalesque Industry Update - SEBA Bank, a FINMA licenced Swiss Bank providing a seamless, secure and easy-to-use bridge between digital and traditional assets, announced that discretionary mandates are added to their suite of investment solutions. This unique offering from a fully regulated Swiss Bank complements SEBA Bank s product shelf of single crypto trackers, yield enhancement products and the successful SEBAX Crypto Asset Select Index.
For professional and institutional investors entering the market, an optimal fit of their risk profile and investment needs is critical - and best served by discretionary mandates. Mandates on digital assets are a natural extension of SEBA Bank´s asset management capabilities and a testament to SEBA Bank´s mission to serve as a secure and convenient bridge into the digital asset world.