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Why you should, or shouldn’t, invest in this index fund that bets equally on top 10 Nifty firms
For long-term investors looking for exposure to India’s largest and most financially robust companies, the DSP Nifty Top 10 Equal Weight Index Fund comes across as an intriguing option. The fund spreads its allocation evenly across key sectors and companies, hence providing a balanced yet concentrated play on the leaders of the Indian economy. As the name suggests, the fund, launched in August 2024, provides investors with an equal-weighted
Sandeep Tandon, the pied piper of Dalal Street, still has the investors in his thrall. Never mind the regulatory “love” for Quant MF
They smell a conspiracy cooked by the competition to pull down the fund. While the current front-running controversy has put investors in a dilemma, they are clear of one thing – they want to stay invested with the fund. Who is “they” and why are they still with the fund? They are the investors in Quant Mutual Fund (MF), where returns are high and exit loads are the lowest. Be it a long-term investor or a short-term trader, Quant has the answer
Quant Mutual Fund investors withdraw Rs 1,400 crore in 3 days. Should you stop fresh investments, SIPs? Read more at: https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/mf/mf-news/quant-mutuals-clients-pull-168-million-in-days-after-sebi-probe/articleshow/111309361.cms?utm_source=contentofinterest&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=cppst
The client withdrawals are among the first indicators of the probe’s impact. The Securities and Exchange Board of India is reviewing alleged front-running trades by Quant Mutual Fund employees, Bloomberg News reported earlier this week, citing people familiar with the matter.
AMCs are here to stay. HDFC, Nippon have charted growth paths to hold sway over the market
The growth in Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) should have done wonders for the listed players in the Asset Management Company (AMC) segment. But amongst the four listed AMCs, HDFC and Nippon India have gained both in terms of Assets Under Management. (AUM) as well as the stock price. Over the last one year, HDFC AMC has given a return of 33% and it has a market capitalisation of INR60,000 crore. Nippon India AMC stock has gained 36% but the
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The growth in Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) should have done wonders for the listed players in the Asset Management Company (AMC) segment.