Mutual Fund Flows - A Snapshot -Nov-19*
*Mutual Fund Flows - A Snapshot -Nov-19*
*Nov-19:- MF Eq Schemes received flows of INR 13bn in Nov month (Lowest in FY-20) ; Equity AUM stands at INR 7,626bn*
Equity oriented (open ended) schemes witness inflows to the tune of INR 13bn (lowest in FY-20) as against inflows of INR 60.3bn seen in Oct-19. Given that the net flows were at INR 13bn, considering an average SIP run-rate of INR 82bn every month, this indicates huge out flows from the lump sum schemes. Equity AUM stands at INR 7,626bn (up by 1%).
This time around the large size inflows were only seen in Large cap (INR 12bn) and Mid cap (INR 8bn) schemes. While Multi cap Schemes which usually receive strong flows, received only (INR 1.8bn).
Hybrid AUM which stood at INR 3,576bn (up 0.3%), saw outflows of INR -5.7bn vs. inflows of INR 3.1bn in Oct, as the Balance/Aggressive Schemes saw significant outflows (INR -49.3bn vs -19.3bn). The only saviour in this segment was Arbitrage schemes as it saw uptick in inflows (INR 53.5bn vs INR 26.4bn).
On the Debt side (open + close ended), AUM stood at INR 13.51tn (up 4.5%). Debt schemes (open ended), saw inflow of INR 514bn vs INR 1.21tn. The major contribution came from Overnight Schemes (INR 206.5bn) and Liquid Schemes (INR69.4bn)
*Nov-19:- MF Eq Schemes received flows of INR 13bn in Nov month (Lowest in FY-20) ; Equity AUM stands at INR 7,626bn*
Equity oriented (open ended) schemes witness inflows to the tune of INR 13bn (lowest in FY-20) as against inflows of INR 60.3bn seen in Oct-19. Given that the net flows were at INR 13bn, considering an average SIP run-rate of INR 82bn every month, this indicates huge out flows from the lump sum schemes. Equity AUM stands at INR 7,626bn (up by 1%).
This time around the large size inflows were only seen in Large cap (INR 12bn) and Mid cap (INR 8bn) schemes. While Multi cap Schemes which usually receive strong flows, received only (INR 1.8bn).
Hybrid AUM which stood at INR 3,576bn (up 0.3%), saw outflows of INR -5.7bn vs. inflows of INR 3.1bn in Oct, as the Balance/Aggressive Schemes saw significant outflows (INR -49.3bn vs -19.3bn). The only saviour in this segment was Arbitrage schemes as it saw uptick in inflows (INR 53.5bn vs INR 26.4bn).
On the Debt side (open + close ended), AUM stood at INR 13.51tn (up 4.5%). Debt schemes (open ended), saw inflow of INR 514bn vs INR 1.21tn. The major contribution came from Overnight Schemes (INR 206.5bn) and Liquid Schemes (INR69.4bn)
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