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According to Sebi data, the AIF industry has demonstrated robust annual growth of 30% during FY22-23. Category II AIFs, which include debt funds, stood out with the largest share of overall AUM at INR6.94 lakh crore in March 2023. However, AIFs come with their own set of risks. Hence, a proper risk-management framework is a must. ....
During the previous fiscal, corporates raised Rs 1.57 lakh crore of fresh capital via different equity instruments. Funds mobilised through the initial public offering route was Rs 54,773 crore. ....
Companies raise Rs 14,517 cr via equity issues Indian companies raised funds worth Rs 14,517 crore through equity issue in February, according to SEBI data. In January, they had raised Rs 11,517 crore | 26 April 2021 7:42 AM GMT MUMBAI: Indian companies raised funds worth Rs 14,517 crore through equity issue in February, according to SEBI data. In January, they had raised Rs 11,517 crore through equity issue in the previous month. Companies raised Rs 3,658 crore through initial public offerings (IPOs) in February, lower than Rs 4,933 crore raised through IPOs in January, as per the SEBI bulletin for March 2021. A total of Rs 2,999 crore were raised through equity rights issue during the month under review, up from Rs 81 crore in January. During February 2021, there was one rights issue mobilisingRs 2,999 crore compared to one rights issue mobilisingRs 81 crore in January 2021, it said. An amount of Rs 7,861 crore was raised through private plac ....
Mutual Funds Pulled Out Rs 12,980 from Equities Last Month; Profit Booking Boosts Selling Spree The markets, despite withdrawals from mutual funds in the past few months, have continued to rise as flows from foreign portfolio investments have been robust. Representational image. Photo: PTI Business08/Feb/2021 New Delhi: Continuing the selling spree for the eighth consecutive month, mutual funds (MFs) pulled out Rs 12,980 crore from equities in January as a surge in markets provided an opportunity to book profits. MyWealthGrowth.com co-founder Harshad Chetanwala said investors may prefer to book profits for some more time as they witness more surge in the stock market. However, with growth-focused Budget, improving economy and vaccination drive, the equities are one of the best asset classes to remain invested at present, he added. ....