Over a five-year period, thirteen stocks within the Nifty index adversely affected its overall performance, resulting in negative returns for these specific laggards. Conversely, the Nifty 50 index itself witnessed gains. Had these underperforming stocks been excluded, the index’s returns would have been significantly enhanced. Active mutual funds, benefiting from reduced exposure to these stocks, ultimately outperformed the Nifty 50, highlighting the advantage for actively managed funds during this timeframe.
A record run! NSE IPO draws Rs 90,000 crore demand, takes subscription crown among India’s 5 largest offerings
NSE IPO GMP Live Updates: The Rs 22,561.57 crore public issue, the second-largest IPO in India by issue size after Hyundai Motor India, received bids