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Why ICICI Pru multi cap mutual fund is a worthy pick - Vimarsana News

Why ICICI Pru multi cap mutual fund is a worthy pick

We examine the key fundamentals of the fund, its portfolio and performance to help you make an informed investment decision.

31-44% return in 3 years: 5 best small-cap mutual fund schemes - Vimarsana News

31-44% return in 3 years: 5 best small-cap mutual fund schemes

31-44% return in 3 years: 5 best small-cap mutual fund schemes

How India's MF ecosystem has evolved since the 90s - Vimarsana News

How India's MF ecosystem has evolved since the 90s

Sebi’s interventions, technological advances have revolutionized the mutual fund landscape

Value Research Center (VRC) at SSUNGA78: 'How Purpose, Value, and Impact will Drive a Sustainable Post-SDG Future' - Vimarsana News

Value Research Center (VRC) at SSUNGA78: 'How Purpose, Value, and Impact will Drive a Sustainable Post-SDG Future'

 VRC hosts Panel Discussion at the Science Summit at UNGA78 on Sept 25, 16:00 to 18:30 JST, to discuss UN SDGs and the Value Model KYOTO, Japan, Sep 25, 2023 - (JCN Newswire) - How can purpose, value, and impact measurement serve as a guide for

Rs 6,100 crore in 3 months: Riding the wave of floating-rate mutual funds - Vimarsana News

Rs 6,100 crore in 3 months: Riding the wave of floating-rate mutual funds

Floating-rate mutual funds are back in demand after a year-long period of consistent outflows. In the past three months, investors have poured over Rs 6,100 crore into these debt schemes, indicating a reversal in fortunes for the category that recorded outflows for 11 consecutive months (May 2022 to March 2023), totalling Rs 32,250 crore. Floating-rate funds invest at least 65 per cent in floating-rate instruments, which have their interest rates linked to the Reserve Bank of India repo rate.

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