PMS biggies flop again; small, midcap strategies steal the show
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Data compiled by PMS Bazaar showed Rising Start Opportunity strategy of Valentis Advisors, which invests in up and coming smallcap and midcap stocks, emerged the top performer with a 9.08 per cent return.
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NEW DELHI: PMS schemes focused on smallcaps and midcaps stole the show in January, as some big names from the industry failed to outperform their respective benchmarks thanks to a sell-off in stocks at the end of the month, which hit their returns.
Data compiled by PMS Bazaar showed Rising Start Opportunity strategy of Valentis Advisors, which invests in up and coming smallcap and midcap stocks, emerged the top performer with a 9.08 per cent return.
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