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Thread: Inflow / Outflow Analysis - May 2020
Net flows for MFs turned positive for the 2nd straight month in May 2020. Strong #inflows in debt oriented open-ended schemes, mainly #Liquid and Banking and PSU funds, continued to support the industry. (1/8)
Net flows for MFs turned positive for the 2nd straight month in May 2020. Strong #inflows in debt oriented open-ended schemes, mainly #Liquid and Banking and PSU funds, continued to support the industry. (1/8)
Also, UST, Low duration, Money market, Short duration, and Medium to long duration funds contributed to the inflows this time. #Arbitrage funds under the #Hybrid category pitched in, too. In fact, net flows for the Hybrid category marked a 14-month high. (2/8)
It is commendable that under the current tough circumstances, industry’s net inflows in May increased 54% to Rs. 70,813 crore sequentially, marking a 4-month high. Maximum net outflows were seen in Overnight funds that somewhat took the sheen away from the flows. (3/8)
Thread: AUM and AAUM analysis for May-20.
Mutual fund industry’s AUM growing on a monthly basis for the second month in a row in May 2020 has come as a surprise, considering the lockdown situation, though the growth was mainly due to strong #inflows in Liquid funds. (1/3)
Mutual fund industry’s AUM growing on a monthly basis for the second month in a row in May 2020 has come as a surprise, considering the lockdown situation, though the growth was mainly due to strong #inflows in Liquid funds. (1/3)
AUM grew 2.56% sequentially to Rs. 24.55 lakh crore. However, annually, AUM fell 5.35% amid the #lockdown as Overnight and Credit risk funds saw huge outflows. The outflows in credit risk funds reflect investors’ concern post winding up of six schemes in April 2020. (2/3)
The AAUM of the industry went down 4.51% annually, however, it grew 3.21% sequentially to Rs. 24.28 lakh crore.
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Mutual Fund SIPs accounts stood at 2.84 CRORE! And the total amount collected through SIP during September2019 was ₹8,263 crore
Should you stop SIPPING now?
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1. One year doesn’t mean much with #MF #SIPs
a) Those who began an #SIP a year back, i.e, at the start of 2018, may be breaking into a sweat right now because the SIP NAVs of equity funds have dipped anywhere in the range of -2 to -20% in 2018.
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a) Those who began an #SIP a year back, i.e, at the start of 2018, may be breaking into a sweat right now because the SIP NAVs of equity funds have dipped anywhere in the range of -2 to -20% in 2018.
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b) Still, considering the fact that equities generally do well over the long run negative returns within a period of just 12 months can be safely ignored.
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#TweetStorm on some #MutualFund Data from #AMFI websites.
18.7% of the assets of the #mutualfund industry came from B15 locations in March 2018.
18.7% of the assets of the #mutualfund industry came from B15 locations in March 2018.
Assets from B15 locations have increased from Rs.3.09 lakh cr. in March 2017 to Rs.4.27 lakh cr. in March 2018. The rate of growth in assets for B15 locations was 38% (22.2% for the industry as a whole during the same period).
About 28% of assets held by individual investors is from the B15 locations. About 9% of institutional assets come from B15 locations. Institutional assets are concentrated in T15 locations, accounting for 91% of the total.
