Indian mutual fund investors are demonstrating unwavering resilience and discipline, with SIPs driving consistent inflows despite global and domestic headwinds.
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ACE Equities said mutual funds invested over Rs 5,730 crore in telecom stocks, while NSDL data showed FIIs contributed more than Rs 8,089 crore in the same space. Financial services attracted the largest domestic flows, with mutual funds deploying Rs 17,370 crore and FIIs adding Rs 4,028 crore.
Among IT stocks, Infosys attracted the highest investment from MFs, with additional shares worth Rs 3,011 crore purchased in April, followed by Tata Consultancy Services and Coforge, which saw MF inflows of Rs 2,375 crore and Rs 1,432 crore, respectively.
'SIPs make money for those who invest in them,' Edelweiss Mutual Funds CEO and MD Radhika Gupta said. 'Yes, it isn't perfect. But it works. And works very well.'
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In comparison, the net buying of foreign investors was pegged at around Rs 9,200 crore in August while banks bought shares worth Rs 1,083 crore and insurance companies invested Rs 3,973 crore in Indian equities.
In the first half of 2024, there were over 3.3 crore new SIP registrations and more than 1.7 crore account closures. Additionally, over 2.3 crore new demat accounts were added during this period.
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Around 20 insurance companies collectively own 77.30 million shares, representing an 11.04% stake in IGL
A series of conversations and panel discussions were held on the challenges and opportunities before the Indian mutual fund industry as it aspires to go from Rs 40 trillion to Rs 100 trillion over the next five years.
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