Sundaram MF sees AUM doubling in three years, flags small-cap inflow risks
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- ✓Sundaram Asset Management Company expects to double its assets under management to ₹2 lakh crore by 2030.
- ✓CEO Anand Radhakrishnan said, "We believe the company can double its current AUM in three years." He also warned that high inflows into small-cap funds need careful monitoring amid changing global market factors.
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Sundaram Asset Management Company CEO cautions that small-cap inflows warrant vigilance and notes that global factors such as oil prices, interest rates, and AI-related sentiment will shape India's equity outlook.
Mumbai Inflows into equity schemes of mutual funds have been buoyant despite markets crashing at regular intervals leading to most schemes registering mark-to-market loss. However, SIP inflows have been hitting a new high almost every month.
Anand Radhakrishnan, Managing Director and CEO, Sundaram Asset Management Company
spoke to businessline on various aspect of markets. Edited excerpt:
Your assets under management crossed ₹1 lakh crore in January but have since declined. Where will the next phase of growth come from?
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