How mutual fund investors can minimise the impact of front-running

[ad_1] The Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) recently laid out guidelines for front-running and fraudulent transactions. The AMFI’s move, which comes nearly a month after SEBI’s nudge in response to front-running allegations against Quant MF, is an attempt to tighten regulations for better transparency. Despite the market regulator’s proactive role, mutual fund investors…

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Unmasking the loopholes: How bank employees sell mutual funds without certification

[ad_1] Behind the polished facade of India’s banking industry, a concerning trend is emerging: a growing number of bank employees are selling mutual funds without the necessary qualifications, putting customers’ hard-earned money at risk.Ā  To meet aggressive sales targets, branch managers are often pressured to push these products, even if their employees lack the required…

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Best mutual funds: Large-cap schemes that delivered over 20 per cent returns in the past 5 years – should you invest?

[ad_1] Mutual fund investors tend to compare the returns delivered by different schemes before investing. Usually, retail investors compare the returns delivered by schemes in the same category before opting for one mutual fund scheme over another. It is worth noting that wealth advisors typically urge investors to make an investing decision based on an…

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A private lender, a pharma major, a top beverage bottler: Among the 15 firms that joined elite ranks

[ad_1] Adani Enterprises, Adani Power, Apollo Hospitals, Canara Bank, Divi’s Laboratories, IDBI Bank, Trent, and Jindal Steel are among the 14 remarkable performers that have transitioned from mid-cap to large-cap during this period. Indian Overseas Bank stands out as the only company to make the leap from small-cap to large-cap, epitomizing this trend. Read this…

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