The stock market tumble in over a month has prompted some small cap mutual funds to restart accepting lumpsum investments after a while. DSP Small Cap and SBI Small Cap had stopped accepting bulk investments since February 2017 and October 2015, respectively as steep valuations in these shares had made it tough for them to deploy inflows. But, following the sell-off in these shares since January 2018, which steepened in the past one month, valuations have turned cheaper, which has given confidence to these fund houses to restart flows.
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