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Mutual Fund
Parag Parikh Flexi Cap among 5 flexi cap mutual funds to offer over 17% CAGR since their inception. Check detailsTop flexi cap funds delivered over 17% CAGR since inception, led by Bank of India Flexi Cap Fund, highlighting strong long-term performance across varying AUM sizes and relatively recent launch periods.
Nippon India Taiwan Equity among top 5 low cost and high return funds in 3 yearFive low-cost mutual funds delivered strong three-year returns, led by Nippon India Taiwan Equity Fund and global or silver ETFs, combining high performance with relatively low expense ratios for investors.
13 equity mutual funds deliver over 22% CAGR on lumpsum investments in 5 years. Do you own any?Thirteen equity mutual funds delivered over 22% CAGR on lumpsum investments in five years, turning Rs 1 lakh into nearly Rs 2.7–2.9 lakh, led by midcap and smallcap funds.
Have Rs 4 lakh to invest? Here’s how to balance mutual fund SIP and lumpsumInvestors face a choice between SIPs and lumpsum investments for wealth growth. Experts suggest a balanced approach, continuing SIPs for discipline and using lumpsum for market dips. For a 4 lakh surplus, a staggered investment over months is recommended. This strategy aims to optimize returns over a 15-20 year horizon. Discipline and strategy are key…
Looking for smallcap mutual funds for investment with 3 year horizon? Check these 5 with over 20% gainFive small cap mutual funds have delivered over 23% annualised returns in the last three years, led by Bandhan Small Cap. The list includes both active and index funds, highlighting strong performance in the segment, while some other small cap schemes lagged with comparatively moderate returns.
These 13 equity MFs failed to outperform their respective benchmarks in three yearsThirteen equity mutual funds underperformed benchmarks over three years, with high down capture ratios above 120, indicating greater losses than benchmarks during declines and highlighting weak downside risk management overall.
How long will it take to reach Rs 2 crore with Rs 20,000 SIP & Rs 50,000 lumpsum?It will take about 20 years and 6 months to reach a corpus of Rs 2 crore with a Rs 20,000 monthly SIP and a Rs 50,000 lumpsum investment, assuming a 12% annual return.
Top 5 large cap mutual funds to invest in April 2026ETMutualFunds shortlisted largecap funds using returns, consistency, downside risk and size criteria, highlighting Axis, Canara Robeco, Mirae Asset, Baroda BNP Paribas and Edelweiss funds with varied performance rankings.
Mutual fund SIP investments underperforming? Here’s why investors should stay invested despite short-term lossesNew investors facing market dips are advised to remain invested. Experts suggest avoiding duplicate funds and focusing on quality investments for long-term goals. Consistency in SIPs is crucial, as short-term volatility is a normal market phase. Staying invested ensures participation in market recoveries and prevents significant loss of potential returns.
Energy sector funds gain nearly 12% in 3 months, outperform all categories. Invest now or wait for a correction?Energy sector mutual funds have surged, delivering nearly 12% returns in three months. This performance has captured investor attention amid rising global energy prices. Experts suggest this is a cyclical trend, advising existing investors to book partial profits and new investors to opt for SIP or STP.
Stocks
RBL Bank Q4 Results: Profit soars 233% YoY to Rs 230 croreRBL Bank reported a significant three-fold surge in net profit for the fourth quarter, reaching Rs 230 crore, driven by robust business expansion and improved asset quality. The bank's net advances grew 23% year-on-year, with retail segment contributing substantially. Despite a dip in net interest margin, the bank's overall financial performance showed strong growth.
Reliance Industries becomes first Indian firm to cross $10 billion annual profitReliance Industries achieved a record net profit of Rs 95,610 crore in FY26, becoming the first Indian company to surpass $10 billion in annual profit. Despite a quarterly dip due to the oil-to-chemicals segment, RIL's consumer businesses, including Jio and Reliance Retail, showed robust growth, with retail crossing 20,000 stores.
L&T Finance Q4 profit climbs 27 pc to Rs 807 crL&T Finance announced a significant 27 percent jump in its March quarter profit after tax, reaching Rs 807 crore. This growth was fueled by a sharp increase in interest income and robust retail loan disbursements. The company's core net interest also saw an upward trend.
Sebi to expedite rule simplification, boost tech-led oversight: Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey on 38th anniversaryThe Securities and Exchange Board of India plans to simplify market regulations. Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey stated the regulator will focus on ease of doing business for all participants. Sebi will also invest in technology for supervision. The goal is to foster market development and contribute to faster economic growth.
Mahindra Finance FY26 PAT jumps 55% YoY to Rs 2,782 crore. Rs 7.5/share dividend declaredMahindra Finance announced a strong financial performance. Profit after tax surged 55 percent year-on-year for the March 2026 quarter. This growth was fueled by better margins and stable asset quality. Disbursements and assets under management also saw healthy increases. The company's leadership highlighted disciplined execution and strategic investments for sustainable profitability. A final dividend of…
Axis Bank Q4 Results: PAT falls marginally YoY to Rs 7,071 crore; NII rises 5%Axis Bank Q4 Results: Axis Bank reported a marginal 0.64% YoY decline in Q4FY26 net profit to Rs 7,071 crore, despite steady growth in interest income and NII. The bank strengthened its balance sheet with higher provisions and improved asset quality, while advances and deposits recorded healthy growth across segments during the quarter.
Mukul Agrawal’s winning bets: 4 stocks turn multibaggers in a year, fresh Q4 picks revealedInvestor Mukul Agrawal’s portfolio has delivered strong momentum, with four multibagger stocks in the past year and several double-digit gainers, while also adding five new names in Q4FY26 across sectors including manufacturing, pharma, and digital services.
FII exodus deepens in 2026 at Rs 1.75 lakh crore as April outflows swell to Rs 43,967 crore; FOMC next triggerForeign institutional investors offloaded Indian equities worth Rs 17,140 crore last week, extending April's outflows to Rs 43,967 crore. This massive selling, driven by geopolitical concerns and a lack of clear sectoral leadership, led to sharp cuts in domestic indices. Global news flows, including US FOMC and Bank of Japan rate decisions, are expected to…
RBI action on Paytm Payments Bank incrementally negative for One 97, says Bernstein; retains ‘Outperform’, sees 30% upsideThe RBI has cancelled Paytm Payments Bank's license due to regulatory non-compliance, citing detrimental operations and prejudiced management. While Bernstein views this as incrementally negative for parent One 97 Communications, they maintain an 'Outperform' rating, seeing potential for new licenses. Paytm assures stakeholders its core services remain unaffected.
Markets have begun to climb the wall of worryMarkets often climb despite worries. In 2020, markets rose before economic recovery. Now, in 2026, markets are recovering amid geopolitical tensions. Investor behavior shows learning from past experiences. Capital is entering markets during fear. While risks remain, markets may have already priced in much of the uncertainty. Markets lead sentiment, adjusting prices before clarity emerges.
