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Index funds saw max. inflows in FY22-23, 83 percent of which was into target maturity funds - Vimarsana News

Index funds saw max. inflows in FY22-23, 83 percent of which was into target maturity funds

While it’s getting tougher for actively-managed funds, especially large-cap funds, to outperform their benchmarks, passively-managed equity funds have been slow to catch up. The real winner in this category is the Target Maturity Funds. But an encore in FY23-24 seems unlikely, though.

AMFI March mutual fund numbers out, net equity inflow at Rs 20,190 crore, highest in a year - Vimarsana News

AMFI March mutual fund numbers out, net equity inflow at Rs 20,190 crore, highest in a year

The highest net outflows in the income/debt-oriented category was seen in liquid funds, which saw net selling of Rs 56,924.13 crore during the month.

Is there a need to invest in multiple schemes of the same fund categories? - Vimarsana News

Is there a need to invest in multiple schemes of the same fund categories?

In the large-cap fund category, there is a lot of overlap between schemes, which is limited in midcap and specially small-cap funds.

Underperformance of active largecap funds widened in 2022 - Vimarsana News

Underperformance of active largecap funds widened in 2022

ELSS funds achieved the second-highest long-term survival rates across all categories in the SPIVA India Scorecard, with 77.8 percent of them still surviving after 10 years.

Bank CDs Are an Insult to America's Savers | Wealth Management - Vimarsana News

Bank CDs Are an Insult to America's Savers | Wealth Management

Banks don’t feel the need to offer competitive rates on certificates of deposit, which are universally below the world’s safest asset: Treasury bills.