News From Press Flexicap funds gain favour as investors exit smallcaps amid correction

Flexicap funds gain favour as investors exit smallcaps amid correction

Source: Business Standard May 15, 2025

With changing market conditions, investor interest is beginning to shift from smallcap and midcap (SMID) funds to largecap-oriented schemes, particularly flexicap funds. Flexicap funds have led the active equity inflows chart (excluding the thematic category) for the past four months, with the gap widening in recent months.

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