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  • MF News MF industry crosses Rs 27 lakh crore but equity inflows slow down

    MF industry crosses Rs 27 lakh crore but equity inflows slow down

    In November, the industry’s equity inflows witnessed a 78% decline. With this, equity inflows have marked a decline for the third consecutive month.
    Sridhar Kumar Sahu Dec 10, 2019

    In a month that witnessed MF industry’s AUM soaring past Rs 27 lakh crore, equity inflows have seen a 78% fall. With this, November became the third consecutive month when equity inflows saw a decline, shows AMFI data.

    Total equity net inflows shrunk by 78% to Rs 1,130 crore in November from Rs 6,026 crore in October. Except the large cap fund category, monthly inflows in all equity fund categories saw a decline in November. In fact, 4 categories - large & mid cap fund, dividend yield fund, value fund/contra fund and sectoral/thematic funds – witnessed net outflows in November.

    N S Venkatesh, CEO, AMFI said that equity net inflows have come down partly due to investors booking profits.

    The MF industry witnessed a reduction in inflows In the debt and hybrid fund space as well.

    Debt funds witnessed a net inflow of Rs 51,427 crore against Rs 1.21 lakh crore in October. This was largely because of a sharp reduction in inflows in liquid funds which saw a net inflow of Rs 6,938 crore as against Rs 93,202 crore in October.

    Hybrid funds witnessed a net outflow of Rs 572 crore as against inflow of Rs 314 crore in October. 

    Meanwhile, data available on SIP remained encouraging. Total SIP AUM rose to an all-time high of Rs 3.12 lakh crores, with the SIP contribution increasing by 27% on month to Rs 8,272 crore and total number of SIP accounts growing to 2.93 crore from 2.88 crore in October.

    Vishal Kapoor, CEO, IDFC AMC said, “The MF industry has added over 5 lakh SIP accounts in November – the highest so far this year - which is a strong testament to the continued value retail investors see in building investments through SIPs.”

    Scheme Name

    Net Inflow /Outflow Rs. Crs.

    Change (Rs. Crore)

    Change

    Oct-19

    Nov-19

    Open ended Schemes

     

     

     

     

    Income/Debt Oriented Schemes

     

     

     

     

    Overnight Fund

    5,748.08

    20,649.14

    14,901.06

    259%

    Liquid Fund

    93,202.96

    6,938.14

    -86,264.82

    -93%

    Ultra Short Duration Fund

    6,187.06

    774.25

    -5,412.81

    -87%

    Low Duration Fund

    3,074.28

    4,638.27

    1,563.99

    51%

    Money Market Fund

    6,612.38

    5,135.70

    -1,476.68

    -22%

    Short Duration Fund

    2,115.62

    3,489.66

    1,374.04

    65%

    Medium Duration Fund

    -778.94

    -927.85

    -148.91

    -19%

    Medium to Long Duration Fund

    -18.15

    -60.96

    -42.81

    -236%

    Long Duration Fund

    14.58

    29.55

    14.97

    103%

    Dynamic Bond Fund

    -109.4

    -134.81

    -25.41

    -23%

    Corporate Bond Fund

    1,394.49

    2,581.12

    1,186.63

    85%

    Credit Risk Fund

    -1,381.63

    -1,898.61

    -516.98

    -37%

    Banking and PSU Fund

    4,855.22

    7,230.54

    2,375.32

    49%

    Gilt Fund

    -66.71

    -288.61

    -221.90

    -333%

    Gilt Fund with 10 year constant duration

    35.38

    15.63

    -19.75

    -56%

    Floater Fund

    254.69

    3,256.42

    3,001.73

    1179%

    Sub Total – I

    1,21,139.89

    51,427.58

    -69,712.31

    -58%

    Growth/Equity Oriented Schemes

           

    Multi Cap Fund

    1,311.86

    181.14

    -1,130.72

    -86%

    Large Cap Fund

    1,182.25

    1,196.90

    14.65

    1%

    Large & Mid Cap Fund

    510.41

    -252.44

    -762.85

    -149%

    Mid Cap Fund

    1,091.04

    801.53

    -289.51

    -27%

    Small Cap Fund

    678.21

    261.05

    -417.16

    -62%

    Dividend Yield Fund

    -24.58

    -51.22

    -26.64

    -108%

    Value Fund/Contra Fund

    -228.74

    -955.55

    -726.81

    -318%

    Focused Fund

    605.78

    479.29

    -126.49

    -21%

    Sectoral/Thematic Funds

    447.96

    -636.73

    -1,084.69

    -242%

    ELSS

    452.2

    287.67

    -164.53

    -36%

    Sub Total - II

    6,026.38

    1,311.65

    -4,714.73

    -78%

    Hybrid Schemes

           

    Conservative Hybrid Fund

    -258.11

    -538.38

    -280.27

    -109%

    Balanced Hybrid Fund/Aggressive Hybrid Fund

    -1,974.26

    -4,931.71

    -2,957.45

    -150%

    Dynamic Asset Allocation/Balanced Advantage

    347.6

    247.23

    -100.37

    -29%

    Multi Asset Allocation

    84.78

    66.69

    -18.09

    -21%

    Arbitrage Fund

    2,643.55

    5,353.56

    2,710.01

    103%

    Equity Savings

    -529.16

    -769.55

    -240.39

    -45%

    Sub Total - III

    314.4

    -572.16

    -886.56

    -282%

    Solution Oriented Schemes

           

    Retirement Fund

    140.79

    110.60

    -30.19

    -21%

    Childrens Fund

    32.32

    27.84

    -4.48

    -14%

    Sub Total – IV

    173.11

    138.44

    -34.67

    -20%

    Other Schemes

           

    Index Funds

    779.47

    12.40

    -767.07

    -98%

    Gold ETF

    -31.45

    7.68

    39.13

    124%

    Other ETFs

    5,906.12

    2,954.47

    -2,951.65

    -50%

    Fund of funds investing overseas

    28.71

    44.27

    15.56

    54%

    Sub Total – V

    6,682.86

    3,018.82

    -3,664.04

    -55%

     

           

    Close Ended Schemes

           

    Income/Debt Oriented Schemes

           

    Fixed Term Plan

    -382.39

    -259.77

    122.62

    32%

    Capital Protection Oriented Schemes

    -277.93

    -201.39

    76.54

    28%

    Infrastructure Debt Fund

    0

    -

    0.00

     

    Other Debt

    -102.91

    -43.63

    59.28

    58%

    Sub Total

    -763.23

    -504.79

    258.44

    34%

    Growth/Equity Oriented Schemes

           

    ELSS

    -11.32

    -26.10

    -14.78

    -131%

    Others

    -0.08

    -352.73

    -352.65

    -440818%

    Sub Total

    -11.4

    -378.83

    -367.43

    -3223%

    Interval Schemes

           

    Income/Debt Oriented Schemes

    -74.44

    -21.52

    52.92

    71%

    Growth/Equity Oriented Schemes

    -5.67

    -

    5.67

    100%

    Other Schemes

     

    0

    0.00

     

    Sub Total

    -80.11

    -21.52

    58.59

    73%

    Grand Total (A + B + C)

    1,33,481.91

    54,419.18

    -79,062.73

    -59%

    Source: AMFI

           
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    1 Comment
    Solomon · 4 years ago `
    MF industry has slowed with the introduction of LTCG and since then GDP also been in a downward spiral since Mar 2018. MFs used to provide liquidity for companies by channelizing Retail investments in Debt to working capital in the form of CPs (Commericial Paper) to companies. With LTCG, although on Equities has diminished high advantage MFs had. The late FM, this FM, and Govt. has repeatedly stressed on increasing awareness of Capital Markets, but their actions seem otherwise.
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