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    Vedanta listing: Why its aluminium business is the undisputed crown jewel of the mega 4-way demerger

    Four demerged entities of Anil Agarwal-led Vedanta Group are set to begin trading on Monday, with Vedanta Aluminium Metal Ltd (VAML) expected to emerge as the biggest winner. Analysts believe the pure-play aluminium business could see the strongest listing gains, backed by robust fundamentals and favourable industry dynamics.

    9 equity mutual fund categories attract inflows in May; flexicap funds lead the pack
    Sectoral and thematic fund inflows plunge 67% to Rs 647 crore. Are investors turning away from thematic bets?

    Sectoral and thematic mutual fund inflows saw a significant drop in May, falling by 67%. This decline suggests investors are moving away from concentrated bets towards diversified strategies. Experts believe this trend reflects a natural shift during market uncertainty. While some sectors show strong performance, others lag, making sector selection challenging.

    Mutual fund SIP stoppage ratio slows down to 95% in May, new SIPs surpass discontinued ones

    The mutual fund SIP stoppage ratio dropped to 95% in May, indicating more new SIPs were registered than discontinued. This positive trend, with 54.16 lakh new SIPs against 51.70 lakh stoppages, signals growing investor confidence despite market volatility. Robust SIP inflows of Rs 30,954 crore continue to power the industry's growth.

    Are mutual fund investors losing interest in gold ETFs and multi asset allocation funds?

    Gold ETFs and multi-asset allocation funds experienced a moderation in investor inflows last month, with gold ETFs seeing a net outflow of Rs 725 crore. Experts advise against over-interpreting single-month data, emphasizing long-term portfolio objectives and strategic asset allocation over short-term trends.

    Gold, silver ETFs tumble up to 7% as US-Iran tensions and inflation fears hit sentiment. Time to buy the dip?

    Gold and silver ETFs tumbled on Thursday as precious metal prices fell sharply amid heightened geopolitical tensions, rising crude oil prices and inflation concerns. SBI Gold ETF was the worst-hit gold fund, while silver ETFs also posted losses, prompting investors to reassess buying opportunities in the segment.

    • Best focused mutual funds to invest in June 2026

      Focused equity mutual funds, investing in a maximum of 30 stocks, offer the potential for higher returns but also carry increased risk. These schemes require a higher risk appetite and a longer investment horizon of around seven years. Investors can explore recommended funds like 360 ONE Focused Equity Fund, SBI Focused Fund, Sundaram Focused Fund, and Quant Focused Fund.

      War-wary, May equity MF inflows fall 40% to year low

      Equity mutual fund inflows experienced a significant 40% drop in May, reaching a 12-month low of ₹22,908 crore. This decline, the steepest since May 2023, occurred as investors reduced lump-sum investments due to escalating West Asia conflict concerns. Meanwhile, Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) flows remained robust, showing only a marginal decrease.

      Sebi proposes consolidated disclosure norms for executive pay at AMCs

      Sebi has proposed enhanced remuneration disclosure norms for mutual fund asset management companies, including consolidated disclosure of executive pay and employee count. The regulator also suggested limited access to scheme-level fund manager remuneration details for investors to strengthen transparency and corporate governance.

      Gold ETFs see first outflow in a year, silver ETFs bleed for fourth straight month

      Gold ETFs saw their first outflow in over a year in May, while silver ETFs extended losses for the fourth straight month, according to AMFI data. Gold ETFs recorded an outflow of Rs 725 crore versus an inflow in April, while silver ETFs saw a Rs 2,133 crore outflow, taking total withdrawals over four months to Rs 3,770 crore.

      AMFI Data: Mutual fund SIP inflows slip 1% to Rs 30,954 crore in May

      May SIP Data: The monthly inflows remained above the Rs 30,000 crore mark for the third consecutive month. On yearly basis, the SIP inflows went up 16% from Rs 26,688 crore in May 2025. Overall, equity mutual fund inflows declined 40% month-on-month to Rs 22,907 crore in May from Rs 38,440 crore in April. However, on a year-on-year basis, inflows rose 20% from Rs 19,013 crore recorded in May 2025.

      Bitcoin trades 50% below all time high, below $62,000 as geopolitical uncertainty weighs on crypto sentiment

      Bitcoin is trading near $61,000, down significantly from its peak. Geopolitical tensions and upcoming US economic data are causing caution. Investors are prioritizing capital preservation amid uncertainty. Spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen outflows, impacting market participation. Analysts watch for inflation data to gauge Bitcoin's next move.

      Nuvama Wealth receives final SEBI approval to launch mutual fund business

      Nuvama Wealth Management has received final Sebi approval to enter the mutual fund business through Nuvama Asset Management. The company plans to initially launch products under the Specialized Investment Fund (SIF) framework before expanding its mutual fund offerings, leveraging its wealth management expertise and extensive client base.

      AMFI Data: Equity mutual fund inflows tumble 40% to Rs 22,907 crore in May

      Among the 11 sub-categories, flexi cap funds remained investors’ favourite, attracting the highest inflow of Rs 5,175 crore in May, compared with a record-high inflow of Rs 10,147 crore in April.

      Ola Electric’s QIP boost; AMFI benches Stable Money

      Happy Friday! Ola Electric has raised fresh capital through a QIP. This and more in today's ETtech Morning Dispatch.

      AMFI bars Stable Money from distributing mutual funds for six months

      Fintech firm Stable Finserv, backed by Peak XV Partners and Lightspeed, faces a ban from distributing mutual funds until November 2026. The Association for Mutual Funds in India imposed the restriction, impacting investors' SIPs. While the exact reason remains unclear, industry insiders suggest potential violations in advertising or documentation. This comes despite recent significant funding for the startup.

      JioHotstar ropes in 50 brands for Dhurandhar The Revenge digital premiere

      JioHotstar is launching Dhurandhar The Revenge on June 4. Fifty brands, including eleven major sponsors, have partnered for the digital premiere. This reflects increasing advertiser interest in major OTT film releases. The film will stream in multiple languages. JioHotstar anticipates a large audience for this high-engagement entertainment property.

      Weak market returns push more investors to pause SIP investments

      Challenging equity market returns are prompting retail investors to reassess their stock market exposure. Industry data reveals a rise in systematic investment plan (SIP) discontinuations and a slowdown in new investor additions. This trend indicates investor disappointment with lower-than-expected returns. The situation highlights a shift in investor sentiment amid market conditions.

      Are you creating a SIP portfolio that no one is watching? Scattered investments to unclaimed SIPs, here's how to fix housekeeping risk

      At least once a year, pull a consolidated account statement to see everything in one go: check for overlap across schemes; flag any fund trailing its benchmark and peers for three years or more; confirm nominations are in place; and ensure at least one other person in your household knows where all your investments are.

      Rising yields put pressure on gilt funds, experts recommend tactical approach

      Gilt funds invest in government securities. These funds are sensitive to interest rate changes. Rising yields have recently led to weak returns for gilt funds. Investors should consider gilt funds when bond yields are high. These funds are not ideal for those seeking stable returns or high liquidity. Understanding interest rate cycles is key for gilt fund investors.

      What happens when investors stop SIPs during crises–real investors, real panic, and the real cost of walking away

      From a cancer diagnosis in Kolkata to a layoff in Bengaluru to Covid panic in Agra—real investors, real crises, and the real cost of walking away.

      Can salary-linked SIPs transform mutual fund investing for salaried Indians? Experts weigh in

      Sebi has proposed a framework allowing salaried employees to invest in mutual funds through salary deductions, similar to EPF and NPS. This initiative aims to simplify investing for first-time users, potentially reducing SIP stoppages and boosting monthly inflows by offering a disciplined, automated savings channel.

      PPFAS Mutual Fund introduces choti SIP in Parag Parikh Flexi Cap, Large Cap and 3 other schemes

      PPFAS Mutual Fund introduced the Rs 250 choti SIP facility across five schemes to encourage first-time investors and improve financial inclusion. The initiative allows eligible investors to start monthly SIPs with low-ticket investments under specific conditions prescribed by SEBI and AMFI.

      Largecap funds lag mid and smallcaps across time horizons. Should investors still allocate for stability?

      Large cap funds have lagged mid and small caps across various time horizons, showing muted or negative returns in shorter periods. Experts suggest increasing allocation to large caps for stability and better risk-reward due to attractive valuations, especially for first-time investors and through SIPs.

      NSE launches Electronic Gold Receipts, yet investors prefer ETFs and physical gold; here’s why

      An EGR is a digital certificate backed by actual physical gold stored in a Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi)-regulated vault. The receipt is held in your demat account, like a share or ETF. You can buy EGRs in denominations of either 0.1 gram (i.e. 100 mg), 1 g, 10 g, 100 g and 1 kg.

      Liquid fund inflows at a 7-year high as investors avoid risk

      Liquid funds saw a record inflow of over ₹46,000 crore in April, the highest in seven years. This surge was driven by ample money in the banking system and attractive short-term returns. Investors also chose these low-risk options due to equity market volatility. Liquid funds offer quick access to money, making them ideal for parking surplus funds.

      Flexi cap mutual funds see record Rs 10,147 crore inflows in April. Are investors turning cautious amid market volatility?

      Flexi cap mutual funds attracted a record Rs 10,147 crore in April, despite moderating equity inflows and market volatility. Experts suggest this reflects investor trust in fund managers for flexible allocation across market caps, rather than caution. This category is also seen as a strong starting point for new investors.

      Sebi proposes to ease borrowing norms for mutual funds

      The regulator is now considering allowing intraday borrowing for a wider set of uses, including meeting trade settlement obligations, forex transactions, derivative margin requirements, and other liquidity needs

      Mutual fund SIP inflows decline 3% month-on-month to Rs 31,115 crore in April: AMFI data

      Monthly mutual fund SIP inflows declined to Rs 31,115 crore in April compared to a fresh record high of Rs 32,087 crore in March. On a yearly basis, the monthly SIP inflow went up by 18% from Rs 26,400 crore in April 2025.

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