ITI Mutual Fund has launched ITI Large & Mid Cap Fund, an open-ended scheme investing in India's top 250 companies. It aims to deliver long...

ITI Focused Equity Fund will be benchmarked against Nifty 500 Total Return Index. The fund will be jointly managed by Dhimant Shah and Roha...

The minimum application amount is Rs 5,000 and in multiples of Rs 1 thereafter. The fund will invest predominantly in equity and equity rel...

The fund will invest in debt instruments and also in Nifty50 Index stocks. The fund will be jointly managed by Vikrant Mehta and Pradeep Go...

ITI Mutual Fund has announced the launch of ‘ITI Banking and Financial Services Fund’. The NFO will be available for subscription till Nove...

The fund will invest in the pharma and healthcare sectors and will be benchmarked against Nifty Healthcare Total Return Index.

The fund will follow a strategy that is structured in a manner that offer investors the benefit of dynamic fund management through flexible...

The scheme will invest in undervalued stocks over a long period of time. Minimum application amount in the scheme is Rs 5,000 and multiples...

ITI Mid Cap Fund NFO, launched on February 15,2021, has collected AUM to the tune of Rs 228 crores, said the fund house.

“Due to the rise in the markets, the past returns for one- and three-year periods are looking good,” said Amol Joshi, founder, Plan Rupee.

The new fund offer of ITI Small Cap Fund is open from January 27 and it will close for subscription on February 10.

The scheme will have a minimum 65% allocation in equity and equity-related instruments of small cap companies and a maximum of 35% in other...

ITI Arbitrage Fund will invest in arbitrage opportunities available in the equity markets and the balance in debt securities with a maturit...

ITI Multicap Fund is the first equity fund from ITI Mutual Fund, which recently launched its operations.

Wait for a fund to build a track record and prove its credentials before putting money in it, say experts.

The scheme will be managed by George Heber Joseph and Pradeep Gokhale.

Mutual fund houses are busy lining up New Fund Offers (NFOs) after re-categorisation.