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    Nippon India Mutual Fund dominates volumes in gold & silver ETFs during Diwali 2026 with 55% market share

    Nippon India Mutual Fund's Gold BeES and Silver ETF together accounted for 55% of the average daily trading turnover across gold and silver ETFs during Diwali 2026. Gold BeES commanded a 54% share of category volumes, while Nippon India Silver ETF held 57%, highlighting strong trading activity in both products.

    Franklin Templeton launches Franklin US Equity IFSC Fund as its first outbound fund

    Franklin Templeton India has launched its first outbound fund through GIFT City, offering Indian investors access to an actively managed US equity strategy. The feeder fund has a minimum investment of USD 5,000 and aims for long-term capital appreciation.

    New SIP registrations fall 20%, stoppage ratio climbs to 116% in October after 5-month decline

    October witnessed a significant drop in new Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs), plunging by 20% compared to the previous month. A marked rise in the number of SIPs being discontinued or completed pushed the stoppage ratio over 100%. However, the strength of mutual fund inflows revealed a robust participation of investors. The steady year-on-year growth in SIP assets further emphasizes the sustained allure of these plans among the investing community.

    MFs cut stakes in 79 companies for four straight quarters

    Mutual funds in India have continued supporting domestic equities despite market volatility and foreign selling. They decreased stakes in 79 companies for four consecutive quarters until September 2026. While domestic investments by mutual funds totaled ₹4.6 lakh crore, foreign portfolio investors sold about $26 billion in equities. Notable companies with reduced mutual fund stakes include Shivalik Bimetal Controls and TeamLease Services, among others.

    Best focused mutual funds to invest in November 2026

    Focused funds have a concentrated portfolio. That means that the fund manager will choose stocks based on his or her conviction and take a meaningful exposure in the stock. Such investments can pay off handsomely if the call goes right. However, if a few calls go wrong, the scheme will suffer a lot. This is the trouble with concentrated bets.

    ET Wealth Expo| SIF bhi sahi hai’: Anshu Kapoor sees new investment vehicle attracting top fund management talent

    Speaking at the ET Wealth Expo, Kapoor said the new product category could help bridge the gap between traditional mutual funds and alternative investment products that were earlier accessible largely to wealthier investors. “SIF bhi sahi hai,” Kapoor said, adding that the new category should be seen as an additional investment option rather than a replacement for mutual funds.

    The Economic Times
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