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@DaveNadig interview with ARK COO did a deep dive into the ETF family's liquidity/capacity hypotheticals (spoiler alert: ARK's ETF-mandated transparency means investors are buying $arkk, et al to own the underlying)
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@DaveNadig interview with ARK COO did a deep dive into the ETF family's liquidity/capacity hypotheticals (spoiler alert: ARK's ETF-mandated transparency means investors are buying $arkk, et al to own the underlying)
etftrends.com/ark-coo-tom-st…
Thread: Inflow / Outflow Analysis - May 2020
Net flows for MFs turned positive for the 2nd straight month in May 2020. Strong #inflows in debt oriented open-ended schemes, mainly #Liquid and Banking and PSU funds, continued to support the industry. (1/8)
Net flows for MFs turned positive for the 2nd straight month in May 2020. Strong #inflows in debt oriented open-ended schemes, mainly #Liquid and Banking and PSU funds, continued to support the industry. (1/8)
Also, UST, Low duration, Money market, Short duration, and Medium to long duration funds contributed to the inflows this time. #Arbitrage funds under the #Hybrid category pitched in, too. In fact, net flows for the Hybrid category marked a 14-month high. (2/8)
It is commendable that under the current tough circumstances, industry’s net inflows in May increased 54% to Rs. 70,813 crore sequentially, marking a 4-month high. Maximum net outflows were seen in Overnight funds that somewhat took the sheen away from the flows. (3/8)
Thread: AUM and AAUM analysis for May-20.
Mutual fund industry’s AUM growing on a monthly basis for the second month in a row in May 2020 has come as a surprise, considering the lockdown situation, though the growth was mainly due to strong #inflows in Liquid funds. (1/3)
Mutual fund industry’s AUM growing on a monthly basis for the second month in a row in May 2020 has come as a surprise, considering the lockdown situation, though the growth was mainly due to strong #inflows in Liquid funds. (1/3)
AUM grew 2.56% sequentially to Rs. 24.55 lakh crore. However, annually, AUM fell 5.35% amid the #lockdown as Overnight and Credit risk funds saw huge outflows. The outflows in credit risk funds reflect investors’ concern post winding up of six schemes in April 2020. (2/3)
The AAUM of the industry went down 4.51% annually, however, it grew 3.21% sequentially to Rs. 24.28 lakh crore.
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#ICRAInsights #MFI360 #AMFI #MF #AUM #AAUM (3/3)
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