As investors rush to invest in mutual funds, a rise in such inflows has made life challenging for fund houses such as DSP Blackrock. The asset management company recently had to stop accepting money from one of its funds.
There were companies that had a good management and grew their bottom lines in good fashion. "Deploying the increasing money from the fund was challenging," Atul Bhole, VP & Fund Manager at DSP Blackrock Investment Managers, told CNBC-TV18 in an interview.
