With the EPFO deciding to double its investments into the stock market to 10% of its monthly inflows, UTIMF expects to get about Rs 300 cro...

3 state-run banks jointly hold 55.5 pct of the - State Bank of India, Punjab National Bank and Bank of Baroda own 18.5 pct each.

IPO sizes ranged from a few lakhs to a maximum of Rs 3 crore. Compare that with the mammoth Rs 15,500 crore Coal India IPO in 2010.

Dalal Street's expectation of a strong turnaround in the economy too is prompting fund houses to mobilize money from investors through clos...

The finance ministry has shortlisted Goldman Sachs Asset Management and UTI Mutual Fund to act as asset management company (AMC) for the pr...

The post of the CMD at UTIMF has been vacant since mid-February 2011, when U K Sinha, the then head of the fund house, became head of marke...

UTI Mutual Fund (UTIMF) is embarking on a pan-India investor education and financial inclusion plan that could help it, and also the mutual...

The new direct tax code is a ‘discussion document' and the government will consider the views of all constituents before turning it into a ...

UTI Retirement Solutions , UTI Mutual Fund’s fully owned subsidiary, has emerged as the best bidder for the government’s proposed scheme fo...

The Government is looking at bringing in a strategic investor into UTI-MF, which would help the company to raise funds and make itself more...

Investors have the option to invest through SIPs with minimum amount as low as Rs 500 per month. Top performers | Mistakes investors make |...

UTI Mutual Fund has regained its position as the second biggest mutual fund house in India, ten months after it had lost the slot to ICICI ...

Sebi may remove 2.25% entry load for applications not routed via distributors.

UTIMF has built a whole advertisement campaign on retail mall trolleys to sell their latest mutual fund offering, the Lifestyle Fund.

UTIMF is now initiating a pension scheme for daily wage earners under its Retirement Benefit Pension Fund.

With the finance ministry signalling a soft interest rate regime, leading mutual fund managers feel that this is good news for the industry.

Retail investors are likely to get a bigger piece of the mutual fund pie if regulators have their way.