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Volatility in MF industry to continue due to Covid: IIT study

The study, conducted by Badri Narayan Rath, professor, Department of Liberal Arts, IIT, Hyderabad, found that the Covid-19-induced nationwide lockdown has created a ‘havoc’ for both mutual fund investors and the industry.

Business Line Apr 21, 2020

In the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, volatility will continue to grip the mutual fund (MF) industry because of investor concerns over the ongoing turmoil of Indian economy, according to a study conducted by a faculty with the Indian Institute of Technology.

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