Market participants attributed the record inflows to an improving macro situation and political stability.The launch of closed-ended schemes by many fund houses helped boost equity inflows in 2014 as well.During the year 2014, around 60 new equity schemes were launched by different fund houses, out of which over 35 were closed-ended, collecting approximately R7,400 crore. In 2014, the highest inflow came in July at R11,056 crore - half of that amount came through JM Arbitrage Advantage Fund.
INDIAN MUTUAL FUND INDUSTRY AT A GLANCE IN 2014 - 2015
Year 2014 was a major game changer for the Indian Mutual Fund Industry. With a new government on the rolls, the positive sentiments instilled in the people resulted in markets touching new highs and, consequently, equity mutual funds registered their highest inflows in a decade.In 2014 , equity schemes saw inflows of R45,770 crore - the highest in last 10 years.
Market participants attributed the record inflows to an improving macro situation and political stability.The launch of closed-ended schemes by many fund houses helped boost equity inflows in 2014 as well.During the year 2014, around 60 new equity schemes were launched by different fund houses, out of which over 35 were closed-ended, collecting approximately R7,400 crore. In 2014, the highest inflow came in July at R11,056 crore - half of that amount came through JM Arbitrage Advantage Fund.
Market participants attributed the record inflows to an improving macro situation and political stability.The launch of closed-ended schemes by many fund houses helped boost equity inflows in 2014 as well.During the year 2014, around 60 new equity schemes were launched by different fund houses, out of which over 35 were closed-ended, collecting approximately R7,400 crore. In 2014, the highest inflow came in July at R11,056 crore - half of that amount came through JM Arbitrage Advantage Fund.
