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India-dedicated funds still attracting inflows, says EPFR Global

Brandt notes significant interest in emerging market mutual fund ETFs, particularly for India.

By Prashant Nair   | Nigel D'Souza   | Mangalam Maloo  June 12, 2024, 3:15:21 PM IST (Updated)
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Cameron Brandt, Director of Research at EPFR Global says dedicated India equity funds have proved to be extremely resilient and are still seeing inflows even though Global Emerging Market (GEM) funds appear hesitant to invest.


Indian markets have been worried about the drying up of foreign fund inflows despite easing concerns about elections and policy continuity.

Monthly FPI/FII Net Investments
Calendar year 2024Equity (Rs Cr)
January-25743.55
February1538.88
March35098.32
April-8671.27
May-25586.33
June-6570.53
Total-29934.48

Source: CDSL

In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Brandt said there is significant interest in mutual fund exchange-traded fund (ETF) directed at emerging Asia, especially India.

“The redemptions from GEM funds are frankly not big enough to offset the money we are seeing going into dedicated India funds, which set a new weekly record last week,” he said.

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India's Lok Sabha election results have been received well, he said, adding that “There was a genuine worry that if Modi got a supermajority, the longer-term investment outlook would have been worse than the sort of more restrained mandate that he did come away with.”

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For the entire interview, watch the accompanying video

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