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Quote us121 Replybullet Posted: 18/Jul/2007 at 9:42pm
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Since the time, Sandip Sabharwal has joined JM Fund House and Kenneth Andrade joined Standard Chartered, they have turned around the fortune of their fund houses. Here is the evidence of substantial outperformance of their funds.

 

 

 

JM Basic Fund

Standard Chartered Premier Equity Fund

Fund Manager

Sandip Sabharwal along with Asit Bhandarkar

Kenneth Andrade

Month of Joining

December 2006

February 2007

No. of Stocks in P/F

21

26

Fund Management Style

Midcap – Growth oriented

Midcap – Growth and Value

Fund PE Ratio

23.58

38.52

Fund Size

17.6 Cr

196.45 Cr

Returns

 

 

Since the Joining of Fund Manager

27.56% (Outperformance of 3.5 times Category Average and 6.3 times BSE sensex)

19.62% (Outperformance of 12 times BSE Sensex)

Before the joining of Fund Manager

On 1 year basis, the fund underperformed by 0.9 in comparison to Sensex

Underperformance of 0.7 in comparison to Sensex

 

We suggest investing in Standard Chartered Premier Equity Fund to aggressive investors.


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Quote deveshkayal Replybullet Posted: 18/Jul/2007 at 10:08pm
I have been recommending Stan Chart Premier Fund for the past few weeks..Fund Portfolio is awesome..More details here
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I have met kenneth. Prior to joining Stan C he was working with Kotak in their research department. Is new to the fund management industry but what a job he has done for his stakeholders!!!
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MFs become richer by $20 billion in July
 
Domestic mutual funds have added over $20 billion (Rs80,000 crore) in July to their $100-billion kitty, driven by fresh capital raised through new fund offerings (NFOs) as well as a sharp rally in stock markets.
 
The total asset under management (AUM) of the country’s fund houses rose to Rs4,86,513 crore at the end of July, a jump of 21.5% from Rs4,00,333 crore a month ago, according to the latest data released by the Association of Mutual Funds in India.
 
Reliance Mutual Fund maintains its top position as the country’s largest fund house with AUM of Rs66,420.03 crore
 
ICICI Prudential remained at the second slot and added Rs5,074.8 crore in last month to its AUM which stand at Rs48,688.55 crore, while PSU major UTI MF is at the third rank with assets worth Rs42,547.60 crore in July.
 
 
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No entry fee for direct applicants in MFs mooted

The Securities and Exchange Board of India proposes to waive the ‘entry load’ for investors making direct applications in mutual fund schemes.

SEBI said direct applications include the ones received through the Internet, submitted to AMC or collection centre or Investor Service Centre and are not routed through any broker, distributor or agent.

Analysts said the move would help the informed investors who did not require the advice of the distributor chain.

SEBI has ordered that the loads collected by the asset management companies for each scheme should be maintained in a separate account and be utilised towards meeting the selling and distribution expenses.

As the amount collected through the direct route accounts for only 5-10 per cent of the total amount collected in a fund, the AMCs will not be hit by the move, said fund houses.

Source: HBL news

 
 
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