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The top-performing PMS schemes gained up to 7 per cent for the month compared with a 3.5 per cent rise in Nifty during the month.

Almost all the 147 PMSes delivered positive returns to investors during the month.

ASK ended January managing over Rs 22,100 crore across three schemes.

As many as 14 schemes in the multicap space delivered over 1.50 per cent return to investors.

FY20 is headed likely to end as the weakest year in primary market activity since FY15.

Just one out of every 10 PMSes could deliver over 5 per cent return for the month.

PMS run by Mumbai-based Basant Maheshwari delivered 15.67 per cent in September.

One-fifth of PMS schemes eroded investor wealth by over 10%, with the worst drop being 14.6%.

HNIs investing in multicap schemes also met with dismal results.

The changing mutual fund regulation landscape has also led many distributors to sell PMS schemes over mutual funds to the rich.

Most investors pick up mutual funds at random. A better option for such investors is a portfolio management service.

It’s not all about earning money in bagfuls; it’s where you invest in.