News From Press Don't fall for the bigger-is-better bias

Don't fall for the bigger-is-better bias

Source: Value Research Aug 28, 2024

It has long been a fundamental, strongly-held principle that the parentage of a mutual fund does not matter. Call it the investment version of being non-discriminatory on the basis of caste, religion, gender or ethnicity.

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