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Despite the rise in expense ratio by fund houses, it is reasonable; investors should continue with these funds, say analysts

Mutual funds are among the largest investors in the perpetual debt instruments segment and hold over Rs 35,000 crore of the outstanding AT1 bond issuances of Rs 90,000 crore

55% retail investors have a holding period of over 2 years, up from 48.7% a year ago

New entrants are welcome as it fosters a competitive spirit within the industry. These players will bring a diverse set of ideas.

Average claim size shrinks to ₹95,000, duration of stay down to six days

Gold saving funds and gold ETFs have seen net inflow to the tune of ₹184 crore and ₹680 crore, respectively in the month of April, according to data provided by Morningstar India.

Many newly-launched schemes from young AMCS are offering eye-popping returns. Two such AMCs are Quant Mutual Fund and PGIM India Mutual Fund.

New norms seen as a ‘mixed bag’

Gross premium increased by 23 per cent to Rs 2,019 crore

Under the rules, AIFs and VCFs need to mandatorily disclose the utilisation of overseas investment limits within five working days of such usage on the market regulator's intermediary portal.

Stick to open-end schemes where you can enjoy liquidity

Claims under life insurance policies can be estimated with a significant level of accuracy. This enables the insurers to invest in less liquid assets like FoF quite confidently, fetching better returns

The second surge is different. People’s money is going toward medical expenses, and that will starve margins at consumer companies.

Scheme category sees net inflows this April, for the first time since last December

The scheme was launched as a closed-end fund in February 2018, with a tenure of over three years ending June 2021