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Sebi plans net settlement for mutual fund trades in cash marketSebi proposed allowing net fund settlement for mutual fund cash market trades. This move aims to ease temporary liquidity pressures and improve settlement efficiency. Mutual funds can now net purchase and sale funds within the same settlement cycle. Securities settlement will continue on a gross, delivery basis under the new proposal. This change addresses market…
Sebi proposes net fund settlement for mutual fund cash-market tradesSebi has proposed allowing mutual fund schemes to settle cash-market fund obligations on a net basis for eligible outright transactions. The move could ease temporary liquidity pressures and reduce funding needs, particularly during index rebalancing or large inflows and outflows. Securities will continue to be settled on a gross delivery basis.
Aditya Birla Sun Life Flexi Cap Fund turns Rs 10,000 monthly SIP to over Rs 7 crore in 28 yearsAditya Birla Sun Life Flexi Cap Fund’s Rs 10,000 monthly SIP grew to Rs 7.25 crore from Rs 33.50 lakh invested since 1998, delivering 17.92% SIP returns and a 20.77% CAGR, outperforming the Nifty 500 TRI with active, flexible portfolio management.
Quant Small Cap and Invesco India Mid Cap among 5 equity funds that deliver over 20% SIP returns in a decadeFive equity mutual funds delivered over 20% annualised SIP returns over the past 10 years. Quant Small Cap led with 24.7%, followed by Nippon India Small Cap at 21.6%, while three midcap funds also crossed the 20% mark.
Looking for best mutual funds to invest in September? Parag Parikh Flexi Cap, Kotak Midcap among top 10 picksChoosing the right mutual fund requires more than simply picking schemes with strong past returns. ETMutualFunds has shortlisted 10 funds across five equity categories based on mean rolling returns, consistency, downside risk, outperformance and asset size, while considering investors’ goals, investment horizon and risk profile.
37 equity mutual funds deliver over 100% returns in 5 years. Are any of these part of your portfolio?In an impressive performance, approximately thirty-seven equity mutual funds have surpassed the remarkable milestone of one hundred percent returns. The Motilal Oswal Midcap Fund stands out, boasting gains of one hundred fifty-nine percent. This surge is notably driven by mid and small cap funds, reflecting a broad trend of strong double-digit returns across diverse equity…
Gold may shine as global rates turn softer, silver may stay volatile : Emkay Wealth ManagementGold and silver remain attractive despite recent profit booking, supported by central bank demand and expectations of softer global interest rates. While gold could see further upside, silver is likely to remain more volatile. Here’s a look at the outlook for both precious metals and how gold and silver investment products have performed.
International funds outperform domestic peers as subscriptions resume. Should investors increase global allocation?International mutual funds have outperformed domestic peers across multiple time horizons, prompting investors to reassess overseas allocations. With some fund houses resuming subscriptions after earlier restrictions, experts recommend staggered investing rather than market timing. They favour international exposure for diversification, currency hedging and access to global sectors, while cautioning against chasing recent returns and recommending…
Best large cap mutual funds to invest in September 2026According to the Sebi mandate, the large cap mutual funds are mandated to invest in top 100 companies by market capitalisation. Large companies fare better in a volatile market as these companies may be market leaders and resilient to downturns. That is why if you are looking for a relatively safer mutual fund category, you…
Multi-asset funds score big as gold, REITs and InvITs boost returnsMulti-asset funds have outperformed the Nifty over recent one and three-year periods. Strong returns from precious metals and REITs aided this category's performance. These funds offer flexibility to shift allocations based on market conditions. Retail investor interest has surged, making them a fast-growing mutual fund category. Fund managers' track record in rebalancing assets is crucial…
Stocks
Govt stalls Alipay+ tie-up over data security concernsAlipay+'s proposal to link with India's payment system faces national security concerns. Concerns also exist regarding the storage and use of customer data. This proposal was the first from a China-linked entity in the financial sector. India and China are working to maintain peace at the border. Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit is expected to…
Canara Bank eyes $2 billion overseas bond raiseCanara Bank plans to raise up to $2 billion from overseas markets under its MTN programme, with the funds to be mobilised through its GIFT City or other overseas branches.
Sebi set to review derivative settlement prices amid concerns over CASSebi will review derivative settlement price methods. This follows market participant feedback after the new closing auction session. The regulator introduced the closing auction session in the equity cash segment. This session determines the closing price of securities for derivatives. A consultation paper on proposed changes will be issued soon.
FPIs pump Rs 13,010 crore into Indian equities in second half of AugustOverseas investors continued buying Indian equities for five straight fortnights. They invested over thirteen thousand crore rupees in the latter half of August. Consumer services, financials, and healthcare sectors received significant foreign portfolio inflows. Capital goods also saw renewed investor interest after previous outflows. Oil, gas, and consumable fuels experienced the largest foreign investment outflows.
Pre-market action: Here's the trade setup for today's sessionDomestic equities closed mixed as the Nifty saw a slight decline. Elevated crude oil prices are keeping investor sentiment cautious in the market. Foreign portfolio investors were net sellers, while domestic investors bought shares. The Indian Rupee continued its gaining momentum against the US dollar. Several stocks are currently under the F&O ban period.
Stocks in news: HDFC Bank, M&M, Gland Pharma, CreditAccess Grameen and Bharat ForgeIndian benchmark indices extended their losing streak for a fourth consecutive session on Thursday. Nifty 50 fell 0.17% and Sensex declined 0.55% amid market pressures. HDFC Bank raised nearly $12 billion through Foreign Currency Non-Resident deposits. Mahindra & Mahindra expects truck business integration by January and electric bus launch by April. Fosun Pharma is likely…
NSE’s mega IPO moves closer as SC approves Sebi settlementIn a pivotal decision, the Supreme Court has validated the National Stock Exchange’s settlement concerning the co-location and dark fibre matters. This marks a crucial step forward as the exchange readies for its initial public offering, expected to attract nearly thirty-one thousand crore rupees. Once completed, this IPO could become the second-largest in the nation,…
Banks offer semi-fixed loans to deploy surplus liquidityBanks are deploying surplus liquidity through new mortgage products. HSBC and Kotak Mahindra Bank lead with semi-fixed home loan options. These products offer fixed rates for a period before switching. This strategy aims to protect lending margins amid interest rate uncertainty. Surplus funds are also being considered for government securities.
LCR reset creates ₹2.1 Lakh-crore lending headroom for PSU BanksPublic sector banks gained significant lending headroom after liquidity requirement relaxation. This allows them to sustain credit growth while deposit mobilisation remains relatively weak. Excess investment buffers could support incremental loan growth on their substantial loan books. Banks can now free up funds tied up in government bonds for lending. This improvement is visible at…
Calcutta exchange’s unlisted shares double on revival hopesCalcutta Stock Exchange shares have more than doubled in the unlisted market in three months as hopes of a revival gain momentum. The exchange is seeking to pause its voluntary exit process and explore opportunities across equities, derivatives, bonds, currencies and commodities, though any revival will require regulatory approvals and potential anchor investors.
