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  • News From Press 61% equity mutual fund schemes failed to beat benchmarks in five years

    61% equity mutual fund schemes failed to beat benchmarks in five years

    Source: ET Sep 24, 2022

    Around 61% equity mutual fund schemes failed to beat their respective benchmarks in the five-year horizon. Around 62% schemes underperformed their benchmarks in the seven-year horizon. ETMutualFunds considered the performance (CAGR) of 156 schemes in the five-year horizon, and 147 schemes in the seven-year period and compared their performance with relevant current benchmarks. We considered only regular, growth schemes for the study. We also looked at the rolling returns for five and seven-year  .. 

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