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Axis Long Term Equity Fund Sees 12% Return in One Year

The Axis Long Term Equity Fund has delivered a 12% return over the past year, outperforming the benchmark index by a wide margin.

The fund’s performance has been driven by its investments in high-growth sectors such as IT and consumer goods, with a strong emphasis on large-cap stocks.

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Axis Long Term Equity Fund Sees 12% Return in One Year

The Axis Long Term Equity Fund has delivered a 12% return over the past year, outperforming the benchmark index by a wide margin.

The fund’s performance has been driven by its investments in high-growth sectors such as IT and consumer goods, with a strong emphasis on large-cap stocks.

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Axis Long Term Equity Fund posts 12% return, outperforming benchmark index in the past year.

The Axis Long Term Equity Fund has delivered a 12% return over the past year, outperforming the benchmark index by a wide margin.

The fund’s performance has been driven by its investments in high-growth sectors such as IT and consumer goods, with a strong emphasis on large-cap stocks.

The Axis Long Term Equity Fund has delivered a 12% return over the past year, outperforming the benchmark index by a wide margin.

The fund’s performance has been driven by its investments in high-growth sectors such as IT and consumer goods, with a strong emphasis on large-cap stocks.

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Axis Mutual Fund

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Nov 19, 2025 • 08:33 IST

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SBI Equity Fund Sees 8% Return in Last Quarter

The SBI Equity Fund has reported an 8% return in the last quarter, outperforming many other large cap mutual funds. The fund’s performance is attributed to its diversified portfolio, with significant exposure to consumer goods, pharma, and financial sectors.

Investors have shown strong interest in the fund due to its consistent performance.

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SBI Equity Fund Sees 8% Return in Last Quarter

The SBI Equity Fund has reported an 8% return in the last quarter, outperforming many other large cap mutual funds. The fund’s performance is attributed to its diversified portfolio, with significant exposure to consumer goods, pharma, and financial sectors.

Investors have shown strong interest in the fund due to its consistent performance.

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SBI Equity Fund Sees 8% Return in Last Quarter

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SBI Equity Fund delivers 8% return in the last quarter, driven by a diversified portfolio and sectoral growth.

The SBI Equity Fund has reported an 8% return in the last quarter, outperforming many other large cap mutual funds. The fund’s performance is attributed to its diversified portfolio, with significant exposure to consumer goods, pharma, and financial sectors.

Investors have shown strong interest in the fund due to its consistent performance.

The SBI Equity Fund has reported an 8% return in the last quarter, outperforming many other large cap mutual funds. The fund’s performance is attributed to its diversified portfolio, with significant exposure to consumer goods, pharma, and financial sectors.

Investors have shown strong interest in the fund due to its consistent performance.

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SBI Mutual Fund

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Nov 19, 2025 • 08:20 IST

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HDFC Mutual Fund Launches New Flexi-Cap Fund

HDFC Mutual Fund has launched a new flexi-cap fund that offers diversified equity exposure across multiple sectors. The fund aims to capture growth opportunities in consumer goods, technology, and financials.

With an initial fund size of ₹500 crore, it will cater to both retail and institutional investors looking for long term capital appreciation.

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HDFC

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HDFC Mutual Fund Launches New Flexi-Cap Fund

HDFC Mutual Fund has launched a new flexi-cap fund that offers diversified equity exposure across multiple sectors. The fund aims to capture growth opportunities in consumer goods, technology, and financials.

With an initial fund size of ₹500 crore, it will cater to both retail and institutional investors looking for long term capital appreciation.

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HDFC

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HDFC Mutual Fund Launches New Flexi-Cap Fund

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HDFC Mutual Fund launches a new flexi-cap fund targeting long-term equity growth across sectors.

HDFC Mutual Fund has launched a new flexi-cap fund that offers diversified equity exposure across multiple sectors. The fund aims to capture growth opportunities in consumer goods, technology, and financials.

With an initial fund size of ₹500 crore, it will cater to both retail and institutional investors looking for long term capital appreciation.

HDFC Mutual Fund has launched a new flexi-cap fund that offers diversified equity exposure across multiple sectors. The fund aims to capture growth opportunities in consumer goods, technology, and financials.

With an initial fund size of ₹500 crore, it will cater to both retail and institutional investors looking for long term capital appreciation.

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HDFC

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Nov 19, 2025 • 05:10 IST

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Top Equity Mutual Funds in India by AUM Show Strong YTD Returns

HDFC Flexi Cap Fund and HDFC Mid Cap Fund remain the top mutual funds in India by assets under management (AUM), with ₹85,560 crore and ₹83,105 crore in AUM, respectively. As of November 2025, both funds have shown robust year-to-date (YTD) returns of approximately 30%. These funds continue to attract investor interest due to their consistent performance and large market presence. Their focus on high-growth sectors such as technology, pharmaceuticals, and consumer goods has driven strong returns, even in the face of broader market volatility.

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HDFC Mutual Fund

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Top Equity Mutual Funds in India by AUM Show Strong YTD Returns

HDFC Flexi Cap Fund and HDFC Mid Cap Fund remain the top mutual funds in India by assets under management (AUM), with ₹85,560 crore and ₹83,105 crore in AUM, respectively. As of November 2025, both funds have shown robust year-to-date (YTD) returns of approximately 30%. These funds continue to attract investor interest due to their consistent performance and large market presence. Their focus on high-growth sectors such as technology, pharmaceuticals, and consumer goods has driven strong returns, even in the face of broader market volatility.

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HDFC Mutual Fund

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Top Equity Mutual Funds in India by AUM Show Strong YTD Returns

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HDFC Flexi Cap Fund and HDFC Mid Cap Fund top mutual funds in India by AUM, showing strong YTD returns of around 30% as of November 2025.

HDFC Flexi Cap Fund and HDFC Mid Cap Fund remain the top mutual funds in India by assets under management (AUM), with ₹85,560 crore and ₹83,105 crore in AUM, respectively. As of November 2025, both funds have shown robust year-to-date (YTD) returns of approximately 30%. These funds continue to attract investor interest due to their consistent performance and large market presence. Their focus on high-growth sectors such as technology, pharmaceuticals, and consumer goods has driven strong returns, even in the face of broader market volatility.

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HDFC Mutual Fund

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Nov 19, 2025 • 03:34 IST

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Parag Parikh ELSS Fund NAV Dips Slightly

The Parag Parikh ELSS Tax Saver Fund recorded a 0.66% drop in its NAV to ₹32.02 on Nov 18, 2025. This marks a slight pullback from recent gains in the equity market. Similarly, the SBI Consumption Opportunities Fund also saw a small dip of 0.23% in NAV, standing at ₹310.64.

These adjustments reflect broader market trends and investor sentiment towards equity-linked savings schemes.

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Parag Parikh ELSS Fund NAV Dips Slightly

The Parag Parikh ELSS Tax Saver Fund recorded a 0.66% drop in its NAV to ₹32.02 on Nov 18, 2025. This marks a slight pullback from recent gains in the equity market. Similarly, the SBI Consumption Opportunities Fund also saw a small dip of 0.23% in NAV, standing at ₹310.64.

These adjustments reflect broader market trends and investor sentiment towards equity-linked savings schemes.

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Parag Parikh ELSS Fund sees 0.66% dip in NAV, alongside a 0.23% decline in the **SBI Consumption Opportunities Fund.

The Parag Parikh ELSS Tax Saver Fund recorded a 0.66% drop in its NAV to ₹32.02 on Nov 18, 2025. This marks a slight pullback from recent gains in the equity market. Similarly, the SBI Consumption Opportunities Fund also saw a small dip of 0.23% in NAV, standing at ₹310.64.

These adjustments reflect broader market trends and investor sentiment towards equity-linked savings schemes.

The Parag Parikh ELSS Tax Saver Fund recorded a 0.66% drop in its NAV to ₹32.02 on Nov 18, 2025. This marks a slight pullback from recent gains in the equity market. Similarly, the SBI Consumption Opportunities Fund also saw a small dip of 0.23% in NAV, standing at ₹310.64.

These adjustments reflect broader market trends and investor sentiment towards equity-linked savings schemes.

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Nov 19, 2025 • 03:31 IST

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Franklin Templeton Launches ESG Fund Focused on Sustainability

Franklin Templeton has introduced a new ESG Fund, designed to cater to the growing demand for responsible investments. With an initial investment target of ₹500 crore, the fund will focus on companies demonstrating strong environmental, social, and governance practices. This launch comes as investors increasingly seek to align their portfolios with sustainable and ethical investment strategies.

The fund is expected to attract interest from institutional and retail investors alike.

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Franklin Templeton Launches ESG Fund Focused on Sustainability

Franklin Templeton has introduced a new ESG Fund, designed to cater to the growing demand for responsible investments. With an initial investment target of ₹500 crore, the fund will focus on companies demonstrating strong environmental, social, and governance practices. This launch comes as investors increasingly seek to align their portfolios with sustainable and ethical investment strategies.

The fund is expected to attract interest from institutional and retail investors alike.

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Franklin Templeton Launches ESG Fund Focused on Sustainability

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Franklin Templeton launches **₹500 crore ESG Fund**, focusing on sustainable companies with strong environmental, social, and governance practices.

Franklin Templeton has introduced a new ESG Fund, designed to cater to the growing demand for responsible investments. With an initial investment target of ₹500 crore, the fund will focus on companies demonstrating strong environmental, social, and governance practices. This launch comes as investors increasingly seek to align their portfolios with sustainable and ethical investment strategies.

The fund is expected to attract interest from institutional and retail investors alike.

Franklin Templeton has introduced a new ESG Fund, designed to cater to the growing demand for responsible investments. With an initial investment target of ₹500 crore, the fund will focus on companies demonstrating strong environmental, social, and governance practices. This launch comes as investors increasingly seek to align their portfolios with sustainable and ethical investment strategies.

The fund is expected to attract interest from institutional and retail investors alike.

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Franklin Templeton

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Source: Etmoney

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Nov 19, 2025 • 01:54 IST

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HDFC AMC Introduces India Consumption Fund for 2030 Growth

HDFC AMC launched its India Consumption Fund, designed to tap into **India’s growth trajectory in consumer sectors. The fund targets industries such as **consumer goods, automobiles, and retail, all of which are expected to thrive in the coming decade.

With the focus on long-term investments, this fund aims to capture opportunities driven by the ongoing economic transformation and expanding consumer spending in India.

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HDFC AMC

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HDFC AMC Introduces India Consumption Fund for 2030 Growth

HDFC AMC launched its India Consumption Fund, designed to tap into **India’s growth trajectory in consumer sectors. The fund targets industries such as **consumer goods, automobiles, and retail, all of which are expected to thrive in the coming decade.

With the focus on long-term investments, this fund aims to capture opportunities driven by the ongoing economic transformation and expanding consumer spending in India.

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HDFC AMC

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HDFC AMC Introduces India Consumption Fund for 2030 Growth

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HDFC AMC introduces India Consumption Fund, aimed at tapping long-term growth in consumer-driven sectors by 2030.

HDFC AMC launched its India Consumption Fund, designed to tap into **India’s growth trajectory in consumer sectors. The fund targets industries such as **consumer goods, automobiles, and retail, all of which are expected to thrive in the coming decade.

With the focus on long-term investments, this fund aims to capture opportunities driven by the ongoing economic transformation and expanding consumer spending in India.

HDFC AMC launched its India Consumption Fund, designed to tap into **India’s growth trajectory in consumer sectors. The fund targets industries such as **consumer goods, automobiles, and retail, all of which are expected to thrive in the coming decade.

With the focus on long-term investments, this fund aims to capture opportunities driven by the ongoing economic transformation and expanding consumer spending in India.

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HDFC AMC

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Nov 19, 2025 • 01:47 IST

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SBI Mutual Fund Gains Popularity with New Nifty200 Quality 30 Index Fund

SBI Mutual Fund has gained significant popularity with the launch of its Nifty200 Quality 30 Index Fund, attracting considerable investor interest in India. The new passive investment scheme focuses on investing in 30 high-quality stocks within the Nifty200 index, offering investors exposure to a diversified set of quality companies. This launch aligns with the growing trend of retail investors seeking passive investment options to minimize risk while maximizing returns.

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SBI Mutual Fund

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SBI Mutual Fund Gains Popularity with New Nifty200 Quality 30 Index Fund

SBI Mutual Fund has gained significant popularity with the launch of its Nifty200 Quality 30 Index Fund, attracting considerable investor interest in India. The new passive investment scheme focuses on investing in 30 high-quality stocks within the Nifty200 index, offering investors exposure to a diversified set of quality companies. This launch aligns with the growing trend of retail investors seeking passive investment options to minimize risk while maximizing returns.

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SBI Mutual Fund

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SBI Mutual Fund Gains Popularity with New Nifty200 Quality 30 Index Fund

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SBI Mutual Fund’s new Nifty200 Quality 30 Index Fund has gained popularity among investors, capitalizing on the growing interest in passive investment schemes in India.

SBI Mutual Fund has gained significant popularity with the launch of its Nifty200 Quality 30 Index Fund, attracting considerable investor interest in India. The new passive investment scheme focuses on investing in 30 high-quality stocks within the Nifty200 index, offering investors exposure to a diversified set of quality companies. This launch aligns with the growing trend of retail investors seeking passive investment options to minimize risk while maximizing returns.

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SBI Mutual Fund

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Source: Financial Express

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Nov 18, 2025 • 19:05 IST

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16h ago

Franklin Templeton Winds Up Six Funds Amid Market Volatility

Franklin Templeton has decided to wind up six of its mutual funds, citing ongoing market volatility and challenges in the fixed-income space. The decision affects several retail investors who had invested in the funds, which focused primarily on debt and fixed-income securities. Franklin Templeton has assured investors that the winding-up process will be handled smoothly and that any outstanding redemptions will be processed in accordance with regulatory guidelines.

The move underscores the pressures faced by asset managers in volatile market conditions.

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Franklin Templeton

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Business Standard• By Ayush Samantaray

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16h ago

Franklin Templeton Winds Up Six Funds Amid Market Volatility

Franklin Templeton has decided to wind up six of its mutual funds, citing ongoing market volatility and challenges in the fixed-income space. The decision affects several retail investors who had invested in the funds, which focused primarily on debt and fixed-income securities. Franklin Templeton has assured investors that the winding-up process will be handled smoothly and that any outstanding redemptions will be processed in accordance with regulatory guidelines.

The move underscores the pressures faced by asset managers in volatile market conditions.

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Franklin Templeton

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Franklin Templeton Winds Up Six Funds Amid Market Volatility

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Franklin Templeton is winding up six funds amid market volatility, impacting retail investors in fixed-income securities, but assuring smooth redemption processing.

Franklin Templeton has decided to wind up six of its mutual funds, citing ongoing market volatility and challenges in the fixed-income space. The decision affects several retail investors who had invested in the funds, which focused primarily on debt and fixed-income securities. Franklin Templeton has assured investors that the winding-up process will be handled smoothly and that any outstanding redemptions will be processed in accordance with regulatory guidelines.

The move underscores the pressures faced by asset managers in volatile market conditions.

Franklin Templeton has decided to wind up six of its mutual funds, citing ongoing market volatility and challenges in the fixed-income space. The decision affects several retail investors who had invested in the funds, which focused primarily on debt and fixed-income securities. Franklin Templeton has assured investors that the winding-up process will be handled smoothly and that any outstanding redemptions will be processed in accordance with regulatory guidelines.

The move underscores the pressures faced by asset managers in volatile market conditions.

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Franklin Templeton

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Franklin Templeton
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Source: Business Standard

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Nov 18, 2025 • 16:36 IST

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16h ago

RBI Launches ₹50,000 Crore Liquidity Facility for Mutual Funds

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) launched a ₹50,000 crore special liquidity facility aimed at supporting mutual funds amid ongoing market volatility. The move is part of the RBI's efforts to stabilize financial markets and ensure that mutual funds have adequate liquidity to manage redemption pressures. This facility will help address potential liquidity gaps, especially for bond mutual funds, which have been facing strain due to market conditions.

The RBI’s proactive approach is expected to ease investor concerns in the short term and help stabilize the financial system.

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Economictimes• By Ayush Samantaray

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16h ago

RBI Launches ₹50,000 Crore Liquidity Facility for Mutual Funds

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) launched a ₹50,000 crore special liquidity facility aimed at supporting mutual funds amid ongoing market volatility. The move is part of the RBI's efforts to stabilize financial markets and ensure that mutual funds have adequate liquidity to manage redemption pressures. This facility will help address potential liquidity gaps, especially for bond mutual funds, which have been facing strain due to market conditions.

The RBI’s proactive approach is expected to ease investor concerns in the short term and help stabilize the financial system.

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RBI Launches ₹50,000 Crore Liquidity Facility for Mutual Funds

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RBI has introduced a ₹50,000 crore liquidity facility to support mutual funds during market volatility, ensuring adequate liquidity for bond funds facing redemption pressures.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) launched a ₹50,000 crore special liquidity facility aimed at supporting mutual funds amid ongoing market volatility. The move is part of the RBI's efforts to stabilize financial markets and ensure that mutual funds have adequate liquidity to manage redemption pressures. This facility will help address potential liquidity gaps, especially for bond mutual funds, which have been facing strain due to market conditions.

The RBI’s proactive approach is expected to ease investor concerns in the short term and help stabilize the financial system.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) launched a ₹50,000 crore special liquidity facility aimed at supporting mutual funds amid ongoing market volatility. The move is part of the RBI's efforts to stabilize financial markets and ensure that mutual funds have adequate liquidity to manage redemption pressures. This facility will help address potential liquidity gaps, especially for bond mutual funds, which have been facing strain due to market conditions.

The RBI’s proactive approach is expected to ease investor concerns in the short term and help stabilize the financial system.

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liquidity facility
mutual funds
market volatility
financial stability

RBI
liquidity facility
mutual funds
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financial stability

Source: Economictimes

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Nov 18, 2025 • 15:43 IST

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16h ago

October Equity Mutual Fund Flows Drop 8.8% to ₹6,026 Crore

In October 2025, equity mutual fund flows declined by 8.8%, totaling ₹6,026 crore, as investors became more cautious amid market volatility. This marks the first decline in equity flows in months, indicating a shift in investor sentiment as market uncertainty rose. Despite this dip, cash as a share of total equity assets fell below 3%, the lowest level in 16 months, signaling confidence in long-term market growth.

The data suggests that while retail inflows have slowed, institutional investors continue to hold a significant position in the equity market.

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market volatility
retail investors
institutional investors

Economictimes• By Ayush Samantaray

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16h ago

October Equity Mutual Fund Flows Drop 8.8% to ₹6,026 Crore

In October 2025, equity mutual fund flows declined by 8.8%, totaling ₹6,026 crore, as investors became more cautious amid market volatility. This marks the first decline in equity flows in months, indicating a shift in investor sentiment as market uncertainty rose. Despite this dip, cash as a share of total equity assets fell below 3%, the lowest level in 16 months, signaling confidence in long-term market growth.

The data suggests that while retail inflows have slowed, institutional investors continue to hold a significant position in the equity market.

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market volatility
retail investors
institutional investors

Economictimes• By Ayush Samantaray

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October Equity Mutual Fund Flows Drop 8.8% to ₹6,026 Crore

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Equity mutual fund flows dropped 8.8% in October to ₹6,026 crore, showing caution among investors amid market volatility, although cash holdings remain low.

In October 2025, equity mutual fund flows declined by 8.8%, totaling ₹6,026 crore, as investors became more cautious amid market volatility. This marks the first decline in equity flows in months, indicating a shift in investor sentiment as market uncertainty rose. Despite this dip, cash as a share of total equity assets fell below 3%, the lowest level in 16 months, signaling confidence in long-term market growth.

The data suggests that while retail inflows have slowed, institutional investors continue to hold a significant position in the equity market.

In October 2025, equity mutual fund flows declined by 8.8%, totaling ₹6,026 crore, as investors became more cautious amid market volatility. This marks the first decline in equity flows in months, indicating a shift in investor sentiment as market uncertainty rose. Despite this dip, cash as a share of total equity assets fell below 3%, the lowest level in 16 months, signaling confidence in long-term market growth.

The data suggests that while retail inflows have slowed, institutional investors continue to hold a significant position in the equity market.

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mutual funds
equity flows
market volatility
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institutional investors

mutual funds
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market volatility
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Source: Economictimes

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Nov 18, 2025 • 15:42 IST

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16h ago

Pantomath Group’s Mutual Fund Arm Surpasses ₹2,000 Crore in NFO

On November 18, 2025, Pantomath Group’s mutual fund arm achieved a major milestone by surpassing ₹2,000 crore in its first active New Fund Offer (NFO). This strong retail participation reflects growing investor confidence in the company’s offerings. The fund's strong debut in the market signals the increasing interest in equity-oriented mutual funds in India, especially as the retail investor base continues to expand.

Pantomath’s success in attracting substantial capital indicates a shift towards more actively managed funds in the Indian mutual fund landscape.

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Pantomath Group

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Pantomath
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equity mutual funds

MoneyControl• By Ayush Samantaray

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16h ago

Pantomath Group’s Mutual Fund Arm Surpasses ₹2,000 Crore in NFO

On November 18, 2025, Pantomath Group’s mutual fund arm achieved a major milestone by surpassing ₹2,000 crore in its first active New Fund Offer (NFO). This strong retail participation reflects growing investor confidence in the company’s offerings. The fund's strong debut in the market signals the increasing interest in equity-oriented mutual funds in India, especially as the retail investor base continues to expand.

Pantomath’s success in attracting substantial capital indicates a shift towards more actively managed funds in the Indian mutual fund landscape.

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Pantomath Group

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Pantomath
retail investors
equity mutual funds

MoneyControl• By Ayush Samantaray

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Pantomath Group’s Mutual Fund Arm Surpasses ₹2,000 Crore in NFO

about 17 hours ago

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Pantomath Group’s mutual fund arm exceeded ₹2,000 crore in its first active NFO, signaling growing investor confidence in Indian equity mutual funds.

On November 18, 2025, Pantomath Group’s mutual fund arm achieved a major milestone by surpassing ₹2,000 crore in its first active New Fund Offer (NFO). This strong retail participation reflects growing investor confidence in the company’s offerings. The fund's strong debut in the market signals the increasing interest in equity-oriented mutual funds in India, especially as the retail investor base continues to expand.

Pantomath’s success in attracting substantial capital indicates a shift towards more actively managed funds in the Indian mutual fund landscape.

On November 18, 2025, Pantomath Group’s mutual fund arm achieved a major milestone by surpassing ₹2,000 crore in its first active New Fund Offer (NFO). This strong retail participation reflects growing investor confidence in the company’s offerings. The fund's strong debut in the market signals the increasing interest in equity-oriented mutual funds in India, especially as the retail investor base continues to expand.

Pantomath’s success in attracting substantial capital indicates a shift towards more actively managed funds in the Indian mutual fund landscape.

Companies:

Pantomath Group

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NFO
Pantomath
retail investors
equity mutual funds

mutual funds
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Pantomath
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Source: MoneyControl

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Nov 18, 2025 • 15:41 IST

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19h ago

ING Bank Śląski to Acquire Remaining Stake in Goldman Sachs TFI

Poland’s ING Bank Śląski has agreed to acquire the remaining 55% stake in asset manager Goldman Sachs TFI from Goldman Sachs Asset Management for 396 million zlotys (approximately $108 million). The acquisition will give ING full ownership of the firm, which manages open-ended mutual funds and dedicated portfolios for over 736,000 clients and holds roughly a 12% share of the Polish mutual fund market. ING noted that the transaction is expected to reduce its consolidated capital and Tier 1 ratios by around 34 basis points and will conclude in the first half of 2026, subject to regulatory approvals.

Companies:

ING Bank Śląski
Goldman Sachs TFI
Goldman Sachs Asset Management

Tags:

mutual_funds
M&A
Poland
ING
asset management

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19h ago

ING Bank Śląski to Acquire Remaining Stake in Goldman Sachs TFI

Poland’s ING Bank Śląski has agreed to acquire the remaining 55% stake in asset manager Goldman Sachs TFI from Goldman Sachs Asset Management for 396 million zlotys (approximately $108 million). The acquisition will give ING full ownership of the firm, which manages open-ended mutual funds and dedicated portfolios for over 736,000 clients and holds roughly a 12% share of the Polish mutual fund market. ING noted that the transaction is expected to reduce its consolidated capital and Tier 1 ratios by around 34 basis points and will conclude in the first half of 2026, subject to regulatory approvals.

Companies:

ING Bank Śląski
Goldman Sachs TFI
Goldman Sachs Asset Management

Tags:

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M&A
Poland
ING
asset management

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ING Bank Śląski to Acquire Remaining Stake in Goldman Sachs TFI

about 19 hours ago

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ING Bank Śląski is acquiring the remaining 55% of Goldman Sachs TFI for 396 million zlotys, gaining full control of the Polish asset manager with 736,000 clients.

Poland’s ING Bank Śląski has agreed to acquire the remaining 55% stake in asset manager Goldman Sachs TFI from Goldman Sachs Asset Management for 396 million zlotys (approximately $108 million). The acquisition will give ING full ownership of the firm, which manages open-ended mutual funds and dedicated portfolios for over 736,000 clients and holds roughly a 12% share of the Polish mutual fund market. ING noted that the transaction is expected to reduce its consolidated capital and Tier 1 ratios by around 34 basis points and will conclude in the first half of 2026, subject to regulatory approvals.

Companies:

ING Bank Śląski
Goldman Sachs TFI
Goldman Sachs Asset Management

Tags:

mutual_funds
M&A
Poland
ING
asset management

mutual_funds
M&A
Poland
ING
asset management

Source: Finextra

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Nov 18, 2025 • 13:25 IST

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21h ago

Master Capital Receives SEBI Nod to Launch New Mutual Fund Schemes

Master Capital Services has received SEBI’s in-principle approval to sponsor a new mutual fund, expanding its portfolio of investment options for Indian investors. The fund will focus on various equity, hybrid, and multi-asset schemes aimed at tapping into the growing mutual fund industry in India. The approval comes at a time when passive fund assets have seen a significant jump, reaching ₹13.67 lakh crore, with gold ETFs leading the inflows.

Master Capital’s upcoming schemes are expected to cater to different investor needs, increasing market participation in the MF space.

Companies:

Master Capital

Tags:

mutual funds
investment
india
SEBI

Economic Times• By Subham Sarkar

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21h ago

Master Capital Receives SEBI Nod to Launch New Mutual Fund Schemes

Master Capital Services has received SEBI’s in-principle approval to sponsor a new mutual fund, expanding its portfolio of investment options for Indian investors. The fund will focus on various equity, hybrid, and multi-asset schemes aimed at tapping into the growing mutual fund industry in India. The approval comes at a time when passive fund assets have seen a significant jump, reaching ₹13.67 lakh crore, with gold ETFs leading the inflows.

Master Capital’s upcoming schemes are expected to cater to different investor needs, increasing market participation in the MF space.

Companies:

Master Capital

Tags:

mutual funds
investment
india
SEBI

Economic Times• By Subham Sarkar

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Master Capital Receives SEBI Nod to Launch New Mutual Fund Schemes

about 22 hours ago

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Master Capital received SEBI approval to launch new equity, hybrid, and multi-asset mutual funds, tapping into the growing demand in India’s MF sector.

Master Capital Services has received SEBI’s in-principle approval to sponsor a new mutual fund, expanding its portfolio of investment options for Indian investors. The fund will focus on various equity, hybrid, and multi-asset schemes aimed at tapping into the growing mutual fund industry in India. The approval comes at a time when passive fund assets have seen a significant jump, reaching ₹13.67 lakh crore, with gold ETFs leading the inflows.

Master Capital’s upcoming schemes are expected to cater to different investor needs, increasing market participation in the MF space.

Master Capital Services has received SEBI’s in-principle approval to sponsor a new mutual fund, expanding its portfolio of investment options for Indian investors. The fund will focus on various equity, hybrid, and multi-asset schemes aimed at tapping into the growing mutual fund industry in India. The approval comes at a time when passive fund assets have seen a significant jump, reaching ₹13.67 lakh crore, with gold ETFs leading the inflows.

Master Capital’s upcoming schemes are expected to cater to different investor needs, increasing market participation in the MF space.

Companies:

Master Capital

Tags:

mutual funds
investment
india
SEBI

mutual funds
investment
india
SEBI

Source: Economic Times

By Subham SarkarExplore:High Return Equity Mutual Fund

Nov 18, 2025 • 10:49 IST

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23h ago

Mutual funds in India steer 50 % of equity flows into just 19 stocks in 2025, raising concentration concerns

Data released in October 2025 shows that Indian mutual funds have allocated roughly 50 % of equity‑scheme inflows (₹2.7 lakh crore) this year into merely 19 stocks, including key names like Reliance Industries, State Bank of India and Eternal. Analysts warn the intense concentration increases portfolio risk and may reduce diversification benefits just as broader market valuations remain elevated.

The trend reflects fund‑managers’ high‑conviction bets amid limited breadth in the market. :contentReference[oaicite:8]{index=8}

Companies:

Reliance Industries
State Bank of India
Eternal

Tags:

mutual_funds
equity flows
fund concentration
India investment
portfolio risk

Economic Times• By Pooja Kumari

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23h ago

Mutual funds in India steer 50 % of equity flows into just 19 stocks in 2025, raising concentration concerns

Data released in October 2025 shows that Indian mutual funds have allocated roughly 50 % of equity‑scheme inflows (₹2.7 lakh crore) this year into merely 19 stocks, including key names like Reliance Industries, State Bank of India and Eternal. Analysts warn the intense concentration increases portfolio risk and may reduce diversification benefits just as broader market valuations remain elevated.

The trend reflects fund‑managers’ high‑conviction bets amid limited breadth in the market. :contentReference[oaicite:8]{index=8}

Companies:

Reliance Industries
State Bank of India
Eternal

Tags:

mutual_funds
equity flows
fund concentration
India investment
portfolio risk

Economic Times• By Pooja Kumari

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Mutual funds in India steer 50 % of equity flows into just 19 stocks in 2025, raising concentration concerns

about 23 hours ago

1 min read

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In 2025, Indian mutual funds directed half of equity flows into only 19 stocks, highlighting a narrowing investment focus and higher concentration risk.

Data released in October 2025 shows that Indian mutual funds have allocated roughly 50 % of equity‑scheme inflows (₹2.7 lakh crore) this year into merely 19 stocks, including key names like Reliance Industries, State Bank of India and Eternal. Analysts warn the intense concentration increases portfolio risk and may reduce diversification benefits just as broader market valuations remain elevated.

The trend reflects fund‑managers’ high‑conviction bets amid limited breadth in the market. :contentReference[oaicite:8]{index=8}

Data released in October 2025 shows that Indian mutual funds have allocated roughly 50 % of equity‑scheme inflows (₹2.7 lakh crore) this year into merely 19 stocks, including key names like Reliance Industries, State Bank of India and Eternal. Analysts warn the intense concentration increases portfolio risk and may reduce diversification benefits just as broader market valuations remain elevated.

The trend reflects fund‑managers’ high‑conviction bets amid limited breadth in the market. :contentReference[oaicite:8]{index=8}

Companies:

Reliance Industries
State Bank of India
Eternal

Tags:

mutual_funds
equity flows
fund concentration
India investment
portfolio risk

mutual_funds
equity flows
fund concentration
India investment
portfolio risk

Source: Economic Times

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Nov 18, 2025 • 09:34 IST

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23h ago

Gold ETF inflows hit ₹7,743 crore in October even as equity flows slow

Data released in November 2025 shows that Indian gold exchange‑traded funds (ETFs) saw net inflows of approximately ₹7,743 crore in October, marking the 60th consecutive month of investor interest. In contrast, equity mutual funds recorded net inflows of only ₹24,690 crore, down 19% month‑on‑month. Analysts indicated that investors sought safe haven exposure amid macro uncertainty and elevated equity valuations.

Asset‑management firms said the trend highlights a cautious shift from pure equity risk toward diversified and hedged portfolios.

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gold ETF
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safe haven
asset allocation

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23h ago

Gold ETF inflows hit ₹7,743 crore in October even as equity flows slow

Data released in November 2025 shows that Indian gold exchange‑traded funds (ETFs) saw net inflows of approximately ₹7,743 crore in October, marking the 60th consecutive month of investor interest. In contrast, equity mutual funds recorded net inflows of only ₹24,690 crore, down 19% month‑on‑month. Analysts indicated that investors sought safe haven exposure amid macro uncertainty and elevated equity valuations.

Asset‑management firms said the trend highlights a cautious shift from pure equity risk toward diversified and hedged portfolios.

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gold ETF
inflows
safe haven
asset allocation

Economictimes• By Pooja Kumari

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Gold ETF inflows hit ₹7,743 crore in October even as equity flows slow

about 24 hours ago

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Gold ETFs in India attracted ₹7,743 crore in October, their 60th month of inflows, while equity mutual‑fund inflows dropped sharply.

Data released in November 2025 shows that Indian gold exchange‑traded funds (ETFs) saw net inflows of approximately ₹7,743 crore in October, marking the 60th consecutive month of investor interest. In contrast, equity mutual funds recorded net inflows of only ₹24,690 crore, down 19% month‑on‑month. Analysts indicated that investors sought safe haven exposure amid macro uncertainty and elevated equity valuations.

Asset‑management firms said the trend highlights a cautious shift from pure equity risk toward diversified and hedged portfolios.

Data released in November 2025 shows that Indian gold exchange‑traded funds (ETFs) saw net inflows of approximately ₹7,743 crore in October, marking the 60th consecutive month of investor interest. In contrast, equity mutual funds recorded net inflows of only ₹24,690 crore, down 19% month‑on‑month. Analysts indicated that investors sought safe haven exposure amid macro uncertainty and elevated equity valuations.

Asset‑management firms said the trend highlights a cautious shift from pure equity risk toward diversified and hedged portfolios.

Tags:

mutual_funds
gold ETF
inflows
safe haven
asset allocation

mutual_funds
gold ETF
inflows
safe haven
asset allocation

Source: Economictimes

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Nov 18, 2025 • 09:03 IST

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23h ago

India‑based mutual fund flows concentrate heavily into 19 stocks as 2025 plays narrow

Industry wide data published recently shows that Indian mutual funds allocated about 50% of their equity‑scheme inflows in 2025 (₹2.67 lakh crore) into only 19 stocks, including major names in technology, banking and paints sectors. Fund‑managers say this reflects a strategy of picking conviction names amid valuation uncertainty and global headwinds. Analysts warn that such concentration creates portfolio risk if any single name or sector undergoes stress.

The data underscores narrowing breadth in retail‑fund flows and potential vulnerability in diversified‑market scenarios.

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equity flows
stock concentration
India investing
portfolio risk

Economic Times• By Pooja Kumari

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23h ago

India‑based mutual fund flows concentrate heavily into 19 stocks as 2025 plays narrow

Industry wide data published recently shows that Indian mutual funds allocated about 50% of their equity‑scheme inflows in 2025 (₹2.67 lakh crore) into only 19 stocks, including major names in technology, banking and paints sectors. Fund‑managers say this reflects a strategy of picking conviction names amid valuation uncertainty and global headwinds. Analysts warn that such concentration creates portfolio risk if any single name or sector undergoes stress.

The data underscores narrowing breadth in retail‑fund flows and potential vulnerability in diversified‑market scenarios.

Tags:

mutual_funds
equity flows
stock concentration
India investing
portfolio risk

Economic Times• By Pooja Kumari

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India‑based mutual fund flows concentrate heavily into 19 stocks as 2025 plays narrow

about 24 hours ago

1 min read

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Mutual funds in India channelled half of their 2025 equity inflows into just 19 stocks, raising concerns over concentration risk.

Industry wide data published recently shows that Indian mutual funds allocated about 50% of their equity‑scheme inflows in 2025 (₹2.67 lakh crore) into only 19 stocks, including major names in technology, banking and paints sectors. Fund‑managers say this reflects a strategy of picking conviction names amid valuation uncertainty and global headwinds. Analysts warn that such concentration creates portfolio risk if any single name or sector undergoes stress.

The data underscores narrowing breadth in retail‑fund flows and potential vulnerability in diversified‑market scenarios.

Industry wide data published recently shows that Indian mutual funds allocated about 50% of their equity‑scheme inflows in 2025 (₹2.67 lakh crore) into only 19 stocks, including major names in technology, banking and paints sectors. Fund‑managers say this reflects a strategy of picking conviction names amid valuation uncertainty and global headwinds. Analysts warn that such concentration creates portfolio risk if any single name or sector undergoes stress.

The data underscores narrowing breadth in retail‑fund flows and potential vulnerability in diversified‑market scenarios.

Tags:

mutual_funds
equity flows
stock concentration
India investing
portfolio risk

mutual_funds
equity flows
stock concentration
India investing
portfolio risk

Source: Economic Times

By Pooja KumariExplore:Mutual Fund Tools

Nov 18, 2025 • 08:52 IST

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1 day ago

AMFI: SIP contributions hit record ₹29,529 crore in October even as equity inflows decline 19%

New data released in early November 2025 by the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) shows that monthly SIP contributions in October reached a record ₹29,529 crore, up marginally from September, while equity‑oriented net inflows fell 19% to ₹24,690 crore. The overall mutual fund AUM rose to about ₹79.87 lakh crore. Analysts commented that while retail systematic investments remain strong, slower lump‑sum equity flows reflect cautious sentiment amid valuation and macro‑risks.

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SIP
equity inflows
asset management
India

Economictimes• By Pooja Kumari

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1 day ago

AMFI: SIP contributions hit record ₹29,529 crore in October even as equity inflows decline 19%

New data released in early November 2025 by the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) shows that monthly SIP contributions in October reached a record ₹29,529 crore, up marginally from September, while equity‑oriented net inflows fell 19% to ₹24,690 crore. The overall mutual fund AUM rose to about ₹79.87 lakh crore. Analysts commented that while retail systematic investments remain strong, slower lump‑sum equity flows reflect cautious sentiment amid valuation and macro‑risks.

Tags:

mutual_funds
SIP
equity inflows
asset management
India

Economictimes• By Pooja Kumari

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AMFI: SIP contributions hit record ₹29,529 crore in October even as equity inflows decline 19%

1 day ago

1 min read

72 words

SIP flows reached ₹29,529 crore in October, but equity mutual fund inflows dropped 19%, with overall AUM rising to ₹79.87 lakh crore.

New data released in early November 2025 by the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) shows that monthly SIP contributions in October reached a record ₹29,529 crore, up marginally from September, while equity‑oriented net inflows fell 19% to ₹24,690 crore. The overall mutual fund AUM rose to about ₹79.87 lakh crore. Analysts commented that while retail systematic investments remain strong, slower lump‑sum equity flows reflect cautious sentiment amid valuation and macro‑risks.

Tags:

mutual_funds
SIP
equity inflows
asset management
India

mutual_funds
SIP
equity inflows
asset management
India

Source: Economictimes

By Pooja KumariExplore:High Return Equity Mutual Fund

Nov 18, 2025 • 06:47 IST

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1 day ago

Mutual funds concentrate equity flows in just 19 stocks so far in 2025

According to data published recently, Indian mutual funds have channelled 50 % of equity scheme inflows in 2025 into just 19 stocks, including names like Infosys, Axis Bank, State Bank of India and Asian Paints. With total equity‑scheme inflows of about ₹2.67 lakh crore so far this year, fund managers have become markedly selective, favouring a narrow set of high‑conviction names.

Analysts caution that such concentration elevates portfolio risk, especially if any of those large holdings face earnings or regulatory setbacks.

Companies:

Infosys
Axis Bank
State Bank of India
Asian Paints

Tags:

mutual_funds
inflows
equity schemes
stock concentration
investment strategy

Economictimes• By Pooja Kumari

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1 day ago

Mutual funds concentrate equity flows in just 19 stocks so far in 2025

According to data published recently, Indian mutual funds have channelled 50 % of equity scheme inflows in 2025 into just 19 stocks, including names like Infosys, Axis Bank, State Bank of India and Asian Paints. With total equity‑scheme inflows of about ₹2.67 lakh crore so far this year, fund managers have become markedly selective, favouring a narrow set of high‑conviction names.

Analysts caution that such concentration elevates portfolio risk, especially if any of those large holdings face earnings or regulatory setbacks.

Companies:

Infosys
Axis Bank
State Bank of India
Asian Paints

Tags:

mutual_funds
inflows
equity schemes
stock concentration
investment strategy

Economictimes• By Pooja Kumari

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Mutual funds concentrate equity flows in just 19 stocks so far in 2025

1 day ago

1 min read

80 words

Mutual funds have placed half of 2025 equity inflows into just 19 stocks, raising concerns over concentration risk in portfolios.

According to data published recently, Indian mutual funds have channelled 50 % of equity scheme inflows in 2025 into just 19 stocks, including names like Infosys, Axis Bank, State Bank of India and Asian Paints. With total equity‑scheme inflows of about ₹2.67 lakh crore so far this year, fund managers have become markedly selective, favouring a narrow set of high‑conviction names.

Analysts caution that such concentration elevates portfolio risk, especially if any of those large holdings face earnings or regulatory setbacks.

According to data published recently, Indian mutual funds have channelled 50 % of equity scheme inflows in 2025 into just 19 stocks, including names like Infosys, Axis Bank, State Bank of India and Asian Paints. With total equity‑scheme inflows of about ₹2.67 lakh crore so far this year, fund managers have become markedly selective, favouring a narrow set of high‑conviction names.

Analysts caution that such concentration elevates portfolio risk, especially if any of those large holdings face earnings or regulatory setbacks.

Companies:

Infosys
Axis Bank
State Bank of India
Asian Paints

Tags:

mutual_funds
inflows
equity schemes
stock concentration
investment strategy

mutual_funds
inflows
equity schemes
stock concentration
investment strategy

Source: Economictimes

By Pooja KumariExplore:High Return Equity Mutual Fund

Nov 18, 2025 • 06:32 IST

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1 day ago

Mutual fund equity AUM ticks up as SIPs hit record monthly high

On 18 November 2025, data compiled for the Indian mutual fund industry showed that monthly systematic investment plan (SIP) inflows reached a record ₹29,500 crore in October, helping equity scheme assets under management (AUM) tick higher at ₹38.4 lakh crore. Although lump‑sum inflows remained muted, the consistent SIP growth and debt fund inflows of ₹1.6 lakh crore provided overall support.

Asset‑management firms said high‑net‑worth investors are currently reallocating into passive equity and hybrid schemes amid low yields and elevated equity valuations.

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SIPs
equity AUM
asset management
retail flows

MoneyControl• By Pooja Kumari

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1 day ago

Mutual fund equity AUM ticks up as SIPs hit record monthly high

On 18 November 2025, data compiled for the Indian mutual fund industry showed that monthly systematic investment plan (SIP) inflows reached a record ₹29,500 crore in October, helping equity scheme assets under management (AUM) tick higher at ₹38.4 lakh crore. Although lump‑sum inflows remained muted, the consistent SIP growth and debt fund inflows of ₹1.6 lakh crore provided overall support.

Asset‑management firms said high‑net‑worth investors are currently reallocating into passive equity and hybrid schemes amid low yields and elevated equity valuations.

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SIPs
equity AUM
asset management
retail flows

MoneyControl• By Pooja Kumari

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Mutual fund equity AUM ticks up as SIPs hit record monthly high

1 day ago

1 min read

80 words

SIP inflows hit an all‑time high of ₹29,500 crore in October, boosting equity AUM and reflecting strong retail mutual‑fund participation.

On 18 November 2025, data compiled for the Indian mutual fund industry showed that monthly systematic investment plan (SIP) inflows reached a record ₹29,500 crore in October, helping equity scheme assets under management (AUM) tick higher at ₹38.4 lakh crore. Although lump‑sum inflows remained muted, the consistent SIP growth and debt fund inflows of ₹1.6 lakh crore provided overall support.

Asset‑management firms said high‑net‑worth investors are currently reallocating into passive equity and hybrid schemes amid low yields and elevated equity valuations.

On 18 November 2025, data compiled for the Indian mutual fund industry showed that monthly systematic investment plan (SIP) inflows reached a record ₹29,500 crore in October, helping equity scheme assets under management (AUM) tick higher at ₹38.4 lakh crore. Although lump‑sum inflows remained muted, the consistent SIP growth and debt fund inflows of ₹1.6 lakh crore provided overall support.

Asset‑management firms said high‑net‑worth investors are currently reallocating into passive equity and hybrid schemes amid low yields and elevated equity valuations.

Tags:

mutual_funds
SIPs
equity AUM
asset management
retail flows

mutual_funds
SIPs
equity AUM
asset management
retail flows

Source: MoneyControl

By Pooja KumariExplore:High Return Equity Mutual Fund

Nov 18, 2025 • 06:10 IST

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1 day ago

Mutual fund industry AUM nears ₹80 lakh crore mark after October inflows surge

As of the end of October 2025, India’s mutual fund industry’s Assets Under Management (AUM) reached approximately ₹79.88 lakh crore, driven by net inflows of around ₹2.16 lakh crore. Equity schemes attracted about ₹24,690 crore despite a month‑on‑month drop of 18.8 %, while debt schemes saw inflows of approximately ₹1.60 lakh crore after two months of outflows.

Passive fund inflows were also strong, supported by gold ETFs and systematic investment plans (SIPs) which recorded a new high of roughly ₹29,529 crore.

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AUM
inflows
debt funds
SIPs

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1 day ago

Mutual fund industry AUM nears ₹80 lakh crore mark after October inflows surge

As of the end of October 2025, India’s mutual fund industry’s Assets Under Management (AUM) reached approximately ₹79.88 lakh crore, driven by net inflows of around ₹2.16 lakh crore. Equity schemes attracted about ₹24,690 crore despite a month‑on‑month drop of 18.8 %, while debt schemes saw inflows of approximately ₹1.60 lakh crore after two months of outflows.

Passive fund inflows were also strong, supported by gold ETFs and systematic investment plans (SIPs) which recorded a new high of roughly ₹29,529 crore.

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AUM
inflows
debt funds
SIPs

Outlookmoney• By Pooja Kumari

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Mutual fund industry AUM nears ₹80 lakh crore mark after October inflows surge

1 day ago

1 min read

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Indian mutual fund AUM approached ₹79.88 lakh crore as October inflows hit ₹2.16 lakh crore, led by debt funds and record SIP flows.

As of the end of October 2025, India’s mutual fund industry’s Assets Under Management (AUM) reached approximately ₹79.88 lakh crore, driven by net inflows of around ₹2.16 lakh crore. Equity schemes attracted about ₹24,690 crore despite a month‑on‑month drop of 18.8 %, while debt schemes saw inflows of approximately ₹1.60 lakh crore after two months of outflows.

Passive fund inflows were also strong, supported by gold ETFs and systematic investment plans (SIPs) which recorded a new high of roughly ₹29,529 crore.

As of the end of October 2025, India’s mutual fund industry’s Assets Under Management (AUM) reached approximately ₹79.88 lakh crore, driven by net inflows of around ₹2.16 lakh crore. Equity schemes attracted about ₹24,690 crore despite a month‑on‑month drop of 18.8 %, while debt schemes saw inflows of approximately ₹1.60 lakh crore after two months of outflows.

Passive fund inflows were also strong, supported by gold ETFs and systematic investment plans (SIPs) which recorded a new high of roughly ₹29,529 crore.

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AUM
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debt funds
SIPs

mutual_funds
AUM
inflows
debt funds
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India’s Mutual Fund Industry Nears ₹80 Trillion AUM as Market Rally Drives Growth

India’s mutual fund industry reached ₹79.62 trillion in assets under management in October 2025, closing in on the ₹80 trillion milestone. The majority of the growth was driven by strong market performance rather than investor inflows, with NAV appreciation accounting for over 83% of AUM expansion. Equity mutual funds saw significant upside, though fresh inflows contributed just 16.6% to the month’s asset increase.

Analysts note that investors are shifting toward systematic investing and large-cap-focused schemes as volatility moderates and domestic equity sentiment stays constructive.

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India’s Mutual Fund Industry Nears ₹80 Trillion AUM as Market Rally Drives Growth

India’s mutual fund industry reached ₹79.62 trillion in assets under management in October 2025, closing in on the ₹80 trillion milestone. The majority of the growth was driven by strong market performance rather than investor inflows, with NAV appreciation accounting for over 83% of AUM expansion. Equity mutual funds saw significant upside, though fresh inflows contributed just 16.6% to the month’s asset increase.

Analysts note that investors are shifting toward systematic investing and large-cap-focused schemes as volatility moderates and domestic equity sentiment stays constructive.

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India’s Mutual Fund Industry Nears ₹80 Trillion AUM as Market Rally Drives Growth

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Mutual fund AUM rose to ₹79.62 trillion in October, driven mainly by market rally rather than inflows, with equity funds contributing major NAV gains.

India’s mutual fund industry reached ₹79.62 trillion in assets under management in October 2025, closing in on the ₹80 trillion milestone. The majority of the growth was driven by strong market performance rather than investor inflows, with NAV appreciation accounting for over 83% of AUM expansion. Equity mutual funds saw significant upside, though fresh inflows contributed just 16.6% to the month’s asset increase.

Analysts note that investors are shifting toward systematic investing and large-cap-focused schemes as volatility moderates and domestic equity sentiment stays constructive.

India’s mutual fund industry reached ₹79.62 trillion in assets under management in October 2025, closing in on the ₹80 trillion milestone. The majority of the growth was driven by strong market performance rather than investor inflows, with NAV appreciation accounting for over 83% of AUM expansion. Equity mutual funds saw significant upside, though fresh inflows contributed just 16.6% to the month’s asset increase.

Analysts note that investors are shifting toward systematic investing and large-cap-focused schemes as volatility moderates and domestic equity sentiment stays constructive.

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Nov 17, 2025 • 19:22 IST

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Equity Mutual Fund Inflows Slow in October Despite Record Industry AUM

Equity MF inflows fell 19% to ₹24,690 crore in October, though total industry AUM rose to a record ₹79.87 lakh crore.

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Equity Mutual Fund Inflows Slow in October Despite Record Industry AUM

Equity MF inflows fell 19% to ₹24,690 crore in October, though total industry AUM rose to a record ₹79.87 lakh crore.

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