News From Press The phase of excess returns by funds is over: Mahesh Patil

The phase of excess returns by funds is over: Mahesh Patil

Source: Business Standard Apr 28, 2016

The market will continue to remain volatile and outperforming will be a challenge for fund managers, saysMahesh Patil, co-chief investment officer (equities) at Birla Sun Life Mutual Fund. The market still offers a lot of bottom-up opportunities, he tells Chandan Kishore Kant. Edited excerpts from the interview:

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