No redemption seen from HNIs: Experts
Published on Thu, Jul 03, 2008 at 11:11 , Updated at Fri, Jul 04, 2008 at 15:01
Source : CNBC-TV18
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“HNIs have churned their portfolio and net asset values or NAVs have outperformed the Sensex,” he said.
Excerpts from CNBC-TV18's exclusive interview with Rajesh Sampat and Rakesh Parekh: Q: Have you seen any redemption either a little earlier when the Nifty broke past those 4,500 kind of levels or in the last few days when it sank to almost 3,800? Sampat: We have not seen any redemption so far. We see inflows of funds even at the current levels. Q: What has your experience been? Have there been any panic calls from HNIs? Have they started selectively redeeming? Parekh: Our Portfolio Management Services (PMS) are ore focused more on customized portfolios. So, we have been with them all through this period. We have specific mandates for them and so there has not been any redemption pressure. They are waiting for the right time to put in more money. Q: What kind of portfolio churn have you done for them? What kind of cash levels are you advising your clients now? Parekh: There has not been much of portfolio churning at all recently as we have stuck to certain mandates for our clients. We have customized portfolios. In the last few months we have actually raised our cash levels quite significantly. We are just waiting for the right opportunities for the markets to bottom out and see signals of that before we take some action. Q: While there may not have been too much of redemptions have you been selling out of midcap positions generally keeping portfolios more liquid or you have been deploying most of your money in the market at these levels? Sampat: We have churned portfolios depending on the merit of the stock and what we see has earning potential in the future. We have been sitting on some amount of cash for last two months or so.
Q: By how much have portfolios been marked down in most cases since you do not declare Net Asset Value (NAVs) everyday like mutual funds? What has been the average kind of hits in your large PMS? Sampat: There definitely has been some fall in the NAVs but we have outperformed the Sensex and it is much better than the Sensex or the Nifty. Q: Can you share the performance of PMS versus mutual funds and versus the index benchmarks? Parekh: We have customized our portfolios, but quite a large number of mandates are largercap oriented. We recently outperformed the Nifty specifically. We are more or less inline with some of the good mutual funds in the last 2-3 months. Q: Do you also take positions in the futures and options markets on behalf of your clients? Parekh: No, we don’t. Q: What about you anything that you are playing from the futures side as well now? Sampat: Enam invests in shares based on a medium to long-term perspective. It would be more than one and half to two years horizon. So we generally don’t hedge our positions in the market. |
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