The MPC of the Reserve Bank of India unanimously voted to keep the key rates unchanged and maintained an accommodative stance amid elevated inflation constraints. Find below the key highlights and implications of the policy on 4th December 2020.
The Mutual Fund industry recorded its highest ever total Assets Under Management (AUM) in October 2020.
The Industry AUM has grown leaps and bounds from Rs.6.46 trillion as on 31st Oct 2010 to reach Rs.28.23 trillion as on 31st Oct 2020.
Equity funds witnessed net outflow of Rs 2,725 crs in October, as against Rs.734 crs during the previous month.
Debt schemes and Corporate Bond Funds saw the biggest inflows in October in more than a year.
For all this and more such analysis do have a look at our report on Mutual Fund Flows – Oct 2020
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In September 2020, the mutual fund industry saw a net outflow of approx. INR 52,000 Crs with a decrease in the Avg. AUM by 0.14%.
Notably, in the Debt category, Liquid Funds faced heavy outflows on account of advance tax payments in the quarter end.
Do have a look at a brief analysis of the Mutual Fund Flows of September 2020 for more information.
This year has already been an exceptional year for surprises from COVID and Lockdowns to crashing economies, and now we have the US Elections.
The run up to the elections have already started with news of Trump’s COVID results coming positive. What more do we have in store for the “October Surprise” in the much anticipated US Elections of 2020?
Here is a look at the US Equity markets over the last 30 years in the month of October, in an Election Year versus a Non- Election Year.
Mutual Fund Flows – July 2020
– Net inflows into Mutual Fund schemes increased by approx INR 90,000 Crs primarily through net additions in Debt Funds and ETFs.
– SIP inflows continued their slide for the fourth consecutive month.
– Average AUM of Debt Fund increased by 4.6% to INR 12.92 Lakh Crs.
Let’s take a look at the attached detailed analysis of Mutual Fund flows for the month of July 2020.
RBI’s Monetary Policy Committee has kept Repo Rate unchanged at 4% amid rising inflationary pressure and a grim economic outlook. Here are the highlights and implications of the Credit Policy.
Download the full report to take a look at the detailed analysis of Mutual Fund flows for the month of June 2020.
There has been an introduction of the following regulatory changes:
Due to these changes, overnight and liquid funds are losing their attractiveness.
What is the impact and way forward for institutional investors who have a longer investment horizon?
Finance Act 2019 have made several amendments to the Indian Stamp Act 1899.
With this change, stamp duty will be applicable on mutual fund units, effective from 1st July 2020.
Will our mutual fund investors contribute more towards the economic reforms? Check out our anaylsis report on mutual fund returns.