Sundaram Mutual

Sundaram Flexi Cap is an open-ended equity scheme with the ability to invest across sectors in large, mid, and small-cap stocks.

Will today's market rebound sustain; which sectors & stocks are a good 'buy' post correction?

In the latest edition of Markets Weekly, we take stock of the market mood with Sunil Subramaniam of Sundaram Mutual. Watch the video as he shares his insight on investing amid volatility, navigating periods of sell-off and big trends to watch out for, in conversation with Karunya Rao

Sundaram Mutual launches a fund for investing in large-cap bluechip stocks

The NFO will open for subscription on September 17, 2020 and close on September 30, 2020. It will reopen for ongoing subscription and redemption from October 14, 2020.

Sundaram Mutual looks to raise Rs 300-400 crore via NFO

The new fund offer (NFO) opened for the subscription today and will close on September 12.

Budget 2017: Govt may spend more on rural economy, infra, says Sundaram MF

Sunil Subramaniam, CEO, Sundaram Mutual believes 2017 the government will focus on rural economy and infrastructure space in the upcoming Union Budget as they will aim to kick-start the economic growth.

Budget, earnings keeping investors away now: Sundaram Mutual

The market would most likely rebound with vigour in February-March post clarity on Budget and earnings outlook, said Sunil Subramaniam, CEO, Sundaram Mutual.

Why smart money is leaving mutual funds: Sundaram CEO

The monthly average for inflow in equity mutual funds stood at 2015 Rs 7550 crore, where for the first seven months of 2016 it stands at Rs 2293 crore.

Sunil Subramaniam named CEO of Sundaram Mutual

Sunil Subramaniam, Deputy CEO, has been designated CEO of Sundaram Asset Management Company Limited with effect from July 01, 2015.

Union Budget 2015: MF should get tax benefit under Sec 80CCD: Sundaram MF

Investments in mutual fund linked retirement plans should be considered for income tax deduction under section 80CCD of the Income Tax Act. RGESS may be enhanced and investment limit under section 80C should be increased.

Why invest in a closed-ended mutual fund?

Investors subscribe to the thought that they make money if they remain invested for long term. However in practice most investors panic in short term. Closed ended structure helps investors to stay put in equity for longer period of time.

Sundaram Mutual launches two tax savings funds NFOs

Sundaram Mutual announces the launch of its two new tax savings Fund Offerings namely; Sundaram Long Term Tax Advantage Fund (Series I) and Sundaram Top 100 (Series IV)

Invest for 12-18 months to beat bond volatility: MF Experts

"In the short-term (income) funds, investors should have a horizon of not less than one year. Similarly, in the long-term funds, investors should stay invested for 18 months or beyond," says Amit Tripathi, Fixed Income Head at Reliance Mutual Fund.