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  • Short Call | When Option loans cost less than home loans, IRCTC goes up, and Sebi irks active funds

    Foreign funds continue to buy aggressively and concerns about the rupee weakness is not a talking point right now. Mid and small caps are in the thick of action and every rise is converting more fence-sitters among HNIs into faithfuls

  • Passive investing gathers steam but retail investors get a meagre share

    The inflows are predominantly from corporates, the Employees' Provident Fund Organisation, and high networth individuals.

  • Chart of the Day: Retail investors are outsmarting active fund managers

    Investors are betting on low-cost passive investment funds that are giving them higher returns

  • Why stock holdings are likely to get concentrated going forward

    With investors increasingly putting their money in index funds, the difference between the performance of the stocks in the index and those outside it will continue to widen

  • Index funds saw max. inflows in FY22-23, 83 percent of which was into target maturity funds

    While it’s getting tougher for actively-managed funds, especially large-cap funds, to outperform their benchmarks, passively-managed equity funds have been slow to catch up. The real winner in this category is the Target Maturity Funds. But an encore in FY23-24 seems unlikely, though.

  • Is there a need to invest in multiple schemes of the same fund categories?

    In the large-cap fund category, there is a lot of overlap between schemes, which is limited in midcap and specially small-cap funds.

  • Underperformance of active largecap funds widened in 2022

    ELSS funds achieved the second-highest long-term survival rates across all categories in the SPIVA India Scorecard, with 77.8 percent of them still surviving after 10 years.

  • Edelweiss CEO Radhika Gupta has an index fund for her baby. Here's why

    Radhika Gupta added that her own portfolio is 100 percent active funds.

  • Does size of mutual fund schemes matter?

    There is no one right size or one definition of what a good corpus size is. Many variables impact the performance of a fund. A large fund may continue to do well even after it has become too large. Size is important if you choose to invest in a small-cap or a mid-cap fund.

  • Why do we still bother with active funds?

    ‘Manager vs Machine’ report finds that passive funds have fared better in choppy markets

  • Active mutual funds have an edge over passive funds in the long run

    In developed markets like the US, 85% of the active managers underperformed the market in 2021. In fact, not only in 2021, but a Morningstar report suggests that over a 10-year period, only 25% of all active funds beat their passive counterparts in the US. In contrast, in India, on average the active manager has outperformed the benchmark.

  • When it comes to mutual funds, market sense is better than fund manager sense

    Investors in the US appear to support passively managed funds. In India it appears that the underperformance of actively managed funds against passively managed funds has not caught the attention of investors

  • Investment Fundamentals | SIP your way to your dreams. Here's how you can start today

    Investor confidence in the SIP way of investment is growing by leaps and bounds, given that the AUM (Asset under management) jumped to an all-time high of Rs 4.67 lakh crore as of May 31, data from AMFI (Association of Mutual Funds of India) showed.

  • 3 Point Analysis | Time to shift from active funds to passive funds?

    As per the current outlook of the bearish market, passive funds are snatching the limelight.

  • Should you invest in an active or passive fund?

    The equity diversified category’s best fund return on a five year basis is more than 2.4 times that of the index funds’ best fund return.

  • A weird bull market; fundamentals don't matter!: Kotak's Prasad

    Prasad says it is a difficult time for active fund managers, because they are not getting enough money in their funds, and even if they are getting inflows, it is a tough call whether to invest because of expensive valuations

  • Active funds v/s passive funds; which one wins and when?

    Passive funds are good for those who want to keep equity allocation exactly as the market index. Passive funds also provide the advantage of liquidity and being a low-cost investment choice.

  • Bond funds, GILT funds best debt investment, says expert

    With the uncertainty surrounding the fiscal deficit, experts say that they best debt investment right now active funds like bond funds or GILT funds.

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