News From Press Chote miyan out, bade miyan in! How MF investors are shuffling their cards

Chote miyan out, bade miyan in! How MF investors are shuffling their cards

Source: ET Apr 27, 2024

After recording an inflow of Rs 40,188 crore in FY24, smallcap mutual funds are now beginning to show early signs of a possible reversal in March when an outflow of Rs 94.17 crore was seen for the first time in 31 months. Largecap funds, on the other hand, are back in vogue as investors poured in Rs 2,127 crore last month after pulling out Rs 2,741 crore in the last 11 months.

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