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PPFAS Mutual Fund among 15 AMCs to offer voluntary lock-in for folios. Here is how Sebi’s rule worksMutual fund bulls vs FII bears: The Rs 38,000 crore battle for 5 popular bank stocksIs it time to buy IT? Fund managers suggest gradual addition by investors

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PPFAS Mutual Fund among 15 AMCs to offer voluntary lock-in for folios. Here is how Sebi’s rule works
Business
Economic Times•May 1

PPFAS Mutual Fund among 15 AMCs to offer voluntary lock-in for folios. Here is how Sebi’s rule works

Mutual fund investors can now temporarily block withdrawals and debits from their folios, with 15 AMCs, including PPFAS Mutual Fund, rolling out a voluntary lock-in facility.

Mutual fund bulls vs FII bears: The Rs 38,000 crore battle for 5 popular bank stocks
Business
Economic Times•Apr 16

Mutual fund bulls vs FII bears: The Rs 38,000 crore battle for 5 popular bank stocks

TIL Creatives MFs deploy Rs 38,000 crore into banking giants as FIIs offload Rs 60,000 crore in selloff clash. Domestic mutual funds unleashed a Rs 38,000 crore buying spree across five banking giants in March, mounting an aggressive counter-offensive as foreign institutional investors dumped a staggering Rs 60,655 crore worth of financial stocks during the worst of the Iran war selloff. The multi-billion dollar battle saw mutual funds pile into HDFC Bank (Rs 17,250 crore), ICICI Bank (Rs 7,320 crore), State Bank of India (Rs 5,450 crore), Kotak Mahindra Bank (Rs 4,089 crore), and Axis Bank (Rs 3,892 crore), according to Prime Database estimates for March 2026.

Is it time to buy IT? Fund managers suggest gradual addition by investors
Business•Economic Times•Apr 2

Is it time to buy IT? Fund managers suggest gradual addition by investors

Mumbai: Valuations of Indian IT stocks have fallen to their cheapest levels since July 2020 after the recent selloff, opening up an opportunity for gradual accumulation over the next two years, said fund managers. 5%, an earnings yield of 5%, giving investors an opportunity to take exposure to the sector, he said.

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