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Stock Market: Market in a balanced zone with some potential risks: Taher Badshah

Stock Market: Market in a balanced zone with some potential risks: Taher Badshah
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ESG investing reduces potential risks in your mutual fund portfolio

ESG investing reduces potential risks in your mutual fund portfolio SECTIONS Share Synopsis The potential risks in the portfolio are lowered as these filters avoid investments in those companies/ sectors where, in the future, there might be a threat to the conduct of business in its current form due to environmental , social factors or non-transparent governance practices. Shutterstock.com ESG funds have started to pick up pace in the Indian Mutual Fund industry. Many fund houses have come up with ESG funds in the last one year. Shivani Bazaz of ETMutualFunds.com spoke to Amit Nigam- Fund Manager, Invesco Mutual Fund, to understand more about the ESG funds and their outlook in Indian markets. Edited interview.

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Bank stocks: Bold bets on banking could pay off, feel fund managers

Synopsis Fund managers are bullish on the large private sector banks, such as HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Axis and Kotak. They believe their strong management teams will be able to manage the second wave of Covid-19. Many BFSI funds have concentrated portfolios and these stocks account for nearly half of the scheme. Agencies Despite slow credit growth, the top private banks HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank and Axis Bank have reported credit growth of 2-3x of the industry during FY21 at NPA levels that continue to be similar to those of last year. Mumbai: The data set is decidedly mixed, and the odds don’t appear too bright at least on paper. But analysts still believe BFSI must be in your portfolio and not simply because it makes up the biggest chunk of the broadest indices of India.

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Stocks to buy: Buy the bad news but keep your expectations under control: Taher Badshah

The news on the medical front is getting better but the markets have not reacted to the second wave. Why are markets getting complacent? A couple of reasons for this. One is clearly the element of negative surprise that was there last year when the pandemic first broke out. That is not there this time around because over the last one year, people have in general have got acquainted with the problem. While, of course, it has gotten much worse in the second phase compared to the first one, there is greater familiarity with how to control and the protocols to follow to be able to get over this.

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Stock Market: No sector a complete sell at this stage: Taher Badshah

Right now, the sun is shining on metals. But there would be a price point at which auto companies or consumer durable companies would say they cannot afford the price hikes. How far away are we from that point? We have seen some response from even the steel consumers, the consumer durable companies or the auto companies with regard to price increases since the start of this calendar year. It has come by at a time when the demand has been a little sluggish. There will be a little bit of pressure to keep increasing prices in response to the underlying increase in steel prices. So there is no such point as such. The steel companies will have to price what is available at the prevailing prices. It is a question of what the consumer consumption related companies or the steel consumer actually do and what is the end demand. Some part of that pressure will probably be borne by them up until the time that demand on the consumption space comes back. Consumption will probably take a little bi

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