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CEOs of AlphaGrep Investment Management, Capitalmind Financial Services, The Wealth Company and Wealth First Portfolio Managers shared their strategies to differentiate their fund houses from industry ...
In the USA, passive investment has surpassed active investment, and Indian passive funds are also witnessing steep growth. Over the last financial year, passive funds have grown by 21% to reach an AUM ...
Financial Freedom Fraternity Professional (FFFP) has recently launched a nationwide walkathon campaign, Mutual Fund Walk ONNN – Chalega India to Badhega India. The campaign encourages MFDs, RIAs, and ...
At the Moneycontrol Mutual Fund Summit 2025 held today in Mumbai, SEBI's Whole-Time Member (WTM) Amarjeet Singh said that the mutual fund industry should focus on improving ethical standards to build ...
Out of 14 credit risk schemes, 6 generated alpha for their investors in FY25. DSP Credit Risk Fund emerged as the top performer, delivering an impressive 13.22% alpha. Aditya Birla Sun Life Credit ...
The Indian mutual fund industry’s AUM has grown at a rate of 20% CAGR in the past 10 years, and 24% CAGR in the last 5 years.
Mirae Asset CRISIL-IBX Financial Services 9-12 Months Debt Index Fund 17-Jun-2025 23-Jun-2025 Open Ended Mirae Asset Nifty India Internet ETF 18-Jun-2025 25-Jun-2025 Open Ended ...
In a recent report, insurance giant Allianz has predicted that India will overtake Japan to become the second largest life insurance market in Asia by 2035.
As of March 2025, individual investors hold a share of mutual fund industry assets at 60.4%, compared to 60.5% in March 2024, indicating a stagnant trend over the past financial year.
Shriram group and Sanlam group, a South African financial services provider, have partnered up to start Shriram Wealth. This will be a 50-50 partnership and will offer wealth management and financial ...
An analysis done by Cafemutual reveals persistency ratio of life insurance companies in FY2025. A persistency ratio tells how much premium amount and no. of policies are renewed by the policyholders ...