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  • Appointment of 'politically exposed persons' to PSU boards faces pushback from mutual funds

    At least five fund houses have voted against appointing politically connected persons to PSU boards, flagging governance and disclosure concerns. All resolutions got through

  • DAILY VOICE | This fund manager, who manages over Rs 17,000 crore AUM, has an advice for retail investors

    It is difficult to gauge the direction of the market in the near term as there are so many transient factors that are pulling markets in opposite directions, says Tyagi.

  • New UTI Mutual Fund boss Imtaiyazur Rahman has his task cut out

    Imtaiyazur Rahman is a UTI veteran, but the mutual fund's assets under management has reduced by nearly 9% in the past two years.

  • D-Street Talk podcast | Sanjay Dongre of UTI MF defines ‘quality’ companies; asset allocation is key

    Kshitij Anand and Sanjay Dongre talk about quality companies, increasing equity assets

  • The Market Podcast | Put your money to work, valuation ripe for stock picking

    The allocation would also depend on net worth, cash flows as well as end goals for him which will decide the exact allocation strategy which can be tailor-made with the help of a professional financial advisor.

  • UTI MF, Nippon India MF side-pocket exposure to Vodafone Idea

    In a statement, UTI AMC said its board of trustees approved the creation of segregated portfolio in five schemes -- UTI Credit Risk Fund, UTI Bond Fund, UTI Regular Savings Fund, UTI Dynamic Bond Fund and UTI Medium Term Fund.

  • Credit crisis fallout: EPFO may not allow private AMCs, corporate houses to manage retirement corpus

    In FY19, SBI MF, Reliance MF, HSBC AMC, ICICI Securities Primary Dealership and UTI AMC were fund managers of the EPFO.

  • Northern Arc Capital ropes in UTI MF’s Leo Puri as Chairman

    Puri was the Managing Director of UTI Asset Management Company until September 2018

  • Mkt may consolidate till it digests GST impact; like pharma, IT, pvt banks: UTI MF

    PSU banks have seen huge rerating, which tells you that valuations have factored in some amount of NPA resolution, said V Srivatsa of UTI MF.

  • Market may consolidate over 2-3 months with downward bias; like autos: UTI MF

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18, V Srivatsa, EVP & Fund Manager at UTI MF shared his readings and outlook on specific stocks and sectors.

  • Govt should have gone the ETF way for PSU stake sales; like pharma: UTI MF

    V Srivatsa, Executive VP & Fund Manager, UTI MF believes the government should have gone the ETF way instead of stake sale of PSUs to reduce the impact on stock prices.

  • Earnings key trigger for mkt; pharma less sensitive to US policies than IT: UTI MF

    Pharma looks good from a valuation perspective and so the house is increasing its exposure to the space, said Ajay Tyagi of UTI Mutual Fund.

  • Not expecting any action on rates from RBI: UTI MF

    "We are not expecting any action on the rates from RBI, but there is a very strong case for RBI to at least address excess liquidity in the system", Amandeep Chopra, Group President and Head of Fixed Income at UTI MF told CNBC-TV18.

  • Tyre a structural growth story over 3-5 years; like pharma: UTI MF

    The tyre industry is getting disciplined and we see structural growth ahead over 3-5 years, said V Srivatsa of UTI MF.

  • Look at pharma with 2-3 yr view; prefer pvt banks: UTI MF

    Market in yesterday‘s trade rallied owing to the gains from healthcare stocks. Swati Kulkarni of UTI MF said that pharma companies are going through the remediation process and after they US FDA approvals, the pharma stocks will perform well.

  • Upbeat on retail-oriented banks, pharma, auto: UTI MF

    Speaking to CNBC-TV18 he said that in the coming quarters there will be revival in the pharmaceutical sector and the pent up demand due to demonetisation is likely to play its part in the automobile space.

  • Telcos with stretched balance sheets to face problems: UTI MF

    Given the type of competition now, specially on the data front, it is quite clear that players with stretched balance sheets will have problem if this continues for a while, says Swati Kulkarni, of UTI MF on the Indian telecom industry.

  • Volatile year ahead but India growth story still intact: UTI MF

    It is going to be a volatile year and in the near term we are keeping an eye out for the Union Budget, Trump policies and the impact of Brexit. But India's macro fundamentals continue to look good, says Lalit Nambiar Fund Manager and Head of Research at UTI MF

  • Budget a market trigger for 3-6 months; IT may rise: UTI MF

    The Budget is going to be the biggest market trigger for the next 3-6 months, says V Srivatsa, EVP and Fund Manager at UTI MF.

  • Local consumption to immunise India from Trump policy: UTI MF

    Analyst believe that destination tax, if it goes through in US then it will impact many emerging markets significantly. On the other hand, Ajay Tyagi of UTI MF says India will be relatively less impacted because 70 percent of the country's GDP is domestic consumption.

  • Expect bond markets to be rangebound in trade: Amandeep Chopra

    Today's expected trading range for the 10-year benchmark yield would be 6.4-6.5 percent, says Amandeep Chopra, UTI MF.

  • Demonetisation may postpone earnings recovery to FY18: UTI MF

    Due to the cash crunch the recovery in earnings is likely to get postponed to FY18 and uncertainty is likely to cloud the domestic potential in the near term, says Swati Kulkarni, Executive Vice President and Fund Manager of UTI MF.

  • Standing by portfolio; broad thrust won't change: UTI MF

    Speaking to CNBC-TV18 Lalit Nambiar of UTI MF said that he is sticking with his portfolio. The broad thrust won‘t change because of what has happened, he said, referring to the demonetisation drive.

  • SBI chief says hike in CRR due to less demand, high inflow rate

    The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) hiked the cash reserve ratio (CRR), the percentage of cash deposits that banks have to maintain with RBI – at 100% of the deposits (NDTL) accrued between September 16 and November 11 as incremental cash reserve ratio.

  • Positive on retail financing, consumer-facing cos: UTI MF

    As global volatility continues on account of factors such as US Presidential elections, Swati Kulkarni of UTI MF says any correction can be used as a good entry point by investors.

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