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Can salary-linked SIPs transform mutual fund investing for salaried Indians? Experts weigh inSebi has proposed a framework allowing salaried employees to invest in mutual funds through salary deductions, similar to EPF and NPS. This...- Is your mutual fund SIP secretly crushing the Indian rupee? Jefferies explains the bitter side of the storyIndia's strong mutual fund SIP culture is helping foreign investors exit the equity market. This is putting pressure on the Indian Rupee. J...
- Flood of pension money props up ETFs and index funds amid market correctionIndian investors poured money into exchange-traded funds and index funds in October. Pension fund EPFO led the way, investing heavily durin...
- Inflows from EPFO, new schemes drive passive funds' asset growthThe share of passive assets as a percentage of total assets under management has risen to 16% in July 2023 from 6% in July 2019, according ...
- EPFO weighs offering age, risk profile-based investment optionsCurrently, EPFO can invest up to 15% of its funds into equities through exchange-traded funds (ETFs) based on Nifty 50, Sensex, Central Pub...
- EPFO looking to increase equity exposureIf approved, this would translate into Rs 2.25 lakh crore of the provident fund money going into the stock market over the next few years, ...
- Mutual fund investors bet big on ETFs in 2021Mutual fund investors have invested heavily in Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) in this year till October, showed AMFI data. According to AMFI,...
- Index funds and ETF inflows treble in two yearsHigh Networth Individuals (HNIs), Ultra-HNIs and some retail investors have shifted some of their investments to ETFs because of their abil...
- Passive funds are stealing the thunder away from active counterpartsManagers and distributors cite two key reasons for this trend.
- EPF may not give more than 7% interest for FY19-20 due to coronavirus impact: Here's whyThe coronavirus-led stock market crash or the sharp drop in equity market has dented its corpus.
- EPFO may pump in Rs 250-300 billion in equities during FY18Besides EPFO, NPS is also among the sources for driving the domestic flow surge, which has been positive for the past 17 months.
- Why big changes are needed at EPFOAs far as its members' interests are concerned, the EPFO should set its equity accounting house in order before the mess becomes any bigger.
- Rs 10,484 crore invested in ETFs by EPFO till NovemberEPFO had started investing five per cent of its incremental inflows in ETFs based on NIfty 50 and Sensex indices in August last year.
- UTI Mutual Fund to manage 25% of EPFO investments in the stock marketWith 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...
- Labour Minister Bandaru Dattatreya to pitch for raising EPFO's investment in stocksTrade unions have already lodged their protest against parking EPFO's funds in stock market and submitted their dissent note on the issue.
- SBI Nifty ETF is the largest ETF as EPFO starts investing"SBI Nifty ETF becomes largest Nifty ETF in 3 months with an AUM of 1200 crore," says Manoj Nagpal, MD and CEO, Outlook Asia Capital.
- EPFO to invest nearly Rs 5,000 crore in stocks in 2015-16"The government needs to increase its investment into equities," said G Chokkalingam, founder of Equinomics, a research and fund advisory
- Narendra Modi government may allow EPFO to invest in markets, Rs 6,000 crore to flow into stocks annuallyProposed change in norms may funnel Rs 6,000 crore annually into stocks, making PF body second-biggest domestic investor.
- Corporate bonds set to ride on increase in EPFO inflows; expect rise in demandPrime Minister Narendra Modi’s acche din may soon reflect in the corporate bond market with higher demand, increasing liquidity and falling...
- State Bank of India among 24 public sector banks ineligible for Rs 50,000 crore EPFO investmentsThe Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) can no longer invest in the bonds and deposit instruments of these banks.
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