News From Press Mutual funds sought smallcap treasures in a sea of red as mkt takes a dip

Mutual funds sought smallcap treasures in a sea of red as mkt takes a dip

Source: BS Apr 15, 2024

Mutual funds (MFs) scooped up smallcap shares across sectors such as healthcare, banking and financial services in March 2024 amid a near 4.5 per cent fall in key smallcap indices.

Aster DM Healthcare, NLC India, and Aavas Financiers topped the list of most-bought stocks in the Rs 10,000 crore to Rs 40,000 crore market capitalisation (mcap) bracket, according to a study by Nuvama Alternative & Quantitative Research.

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