Risk averse investors may switch to short term debt funds
Debt mutual fund investors face credit risk, liquidity risk and interest rate risk in their portfolio. The first two have gone into the backburner for now. On the credit risk front, it appears that most of the skeletons have come out of the cupboard, starting from ILFS. With RBI infusing lakhs of crores of liquidity into the system to counter the effect of the pandemic, liquidity risk is also not a concern now.
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