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Across sectors, ‘value’ seems to be taking a backseat, and ‘paying up for quality’ seems to be the mantra
February 28, 2020
India's Best Fund Manager
28-february-2020
Outlook Business Magazine - February 28, 2020
Across sectors, ‘value’ seems to be taking a backseat, and ‘paying up for quality’ seems to be the mantra
Canara Robeco’s Shridatta Bhandwaldar believes risk is overrated and quality, underrated
By understanding market cycles, Rahul Baijal of Sundaram Mutual Fund has beaten benchmark indices consistently
Asit Bhandarkar, fund manager, JM Financial Asset Management, knows the value of cautious and contrary plays. He has aced both
Rajeev Thakkar, CIO, PPFAS MF, chases opportunities across borders but maintains an expansive checklist
Edelweiss Mutual Fund’s Harshad Patwardhan trusts in diligent research to spot opportunities, and in detachment to make timely exit
Exclusive interview with one of India's best fund managers — Neelesh Surana, CIO, Mirae Asset Investments
With increasing dissonance between economic growth and market indices, one slowing and the other rising, large-caps are being seen as a safe haven. But are valuations justified?
Across sectors, ‘value’ seems to be taking a backseat, and ‘paying up for quality’ seems to be the mantra
Canara Robeco’s Shridatta Bhandwaldar believes risk is overrated and quality, underrated
By understanding market cycles, Rahul Baijal of Sundaram Mutual Fund has beaten benchmark indices consistently
Asit Bhandarkar, fund manager, JM Financial Asset Management, knows the value of cautious and contrary plays. He has aced both
Rajeev Thakkar, CIO, PPFAS MF, chases opportunities across borders but maintains an expansive checklist
Edelweiss Mutual Fund’s Harshad Patwardhan trusts in diligent research to spot opportunities, and in detachment to make timely exit
Exclusive interview with one of India's best fund managers — Neelesh Surana, CIO, Mirae Asset Investments
With increasing dissonance between economic growth and market indices, one slowing and the other rising, large-caps are being seen as a safe haven. But are valuations justified?