Union Asset Management Company (AMC) has launched a new fund offering, Union Multi-Asset Allocation Fund. The fund will invest around 65–80 per cent of the corpus in equity and equity-related instruments, while it has earmarked 10–25 per cent for buying units of gold exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and will allocate around 10–25 per cent in debt and money market instruments. The fund house believes that India’s earnings growth will remain in the ‘mid-teens’ for the long term and that the economy is in a Goldilocks phase.
The fund house, backed by Union Bank of India and Dai-ichi Life Holdings, said that the early signs of rural consumption and the festive season are positive, but the focus will remain on earnings for the next two quarters amidst global uncertainties. Union AMC’s chief executive officer (CEO) Madhu Nair said that multi-asset allocation has the capacity to become the largest category as it reduces the impact of volatility and provides superior risk-adjusted returns, especially during periods of euphoria.
Union Asset Management Company (AMC) has launched a new fund offering, Union Multi-Asset Allocation Fund. The fund will invest around 65–80 per cent of the corpus in equity and equity-related instruments, while it has earmarked 10–25 per cent for buying units of gold exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and will allocate around 10–25 per cent in debt and money market instruments. The fund house believes that India’s earnings growth will remain in the ‘mid-teens’ for the long term and that the economy is in a Goldilocks phase.
The fund house, backed by Union Bank of India and Dai-ichi Life Holdings, said that the early signs of rural consumption and the festive season are positive, but the focus will remain on earnings for the next two quarters amidst global uncertainties. Union AMC’s chief executive officer (CEO) Madhu Nair said that multi-asset allocation has the capacity to become the largest category as it reduces the impact of volatility and provides superior risk-adjusted returns, especially during periods of euphoria.
Union Asset Management Company (AMC) has launched a new fund offering, Union Multi-Asset Allocation Fund. The fund will invest around 65–80 per cent of the corpus in equity and equity-related instruments, while it has earmarked 10–25 per cent for buying units of gold exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and will allocate around 10–25 per cent in debt and money market instruments. The fund house believes that India’s earnings growth will remain in the ‘mid-teens’ for the long term and that the economy is in a Goldilocks phase.
The fund house, backed by Union Bank of India and Dai-ichi Life Holdings, said that the early signs of rural consumption and the festive season are positive, but the focus will remain on earnings for the next two quarters amidst global uncertainties. Union AMC’s chief executive officer (CEO) Madhu Nair said that multi-asset allocation has the capacity to become the largest category as it reduces the impact of volatility and provides superior risk-adjusted returns, especially during periods of euphoria.
Union Asset Management Company (AMC) has launched a new fund offering, Union Multi-Asset Allocation Fund. The fund will invest around 65–80 per cent of the corpus in equity and equity-related instruments, while it has earmarked 10–25 per cent for buying units of gold exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and will allocate around 10–25 per cent in debt and money market instruments. The fund house believes that India’s earnings growth will remain in the ‘mid-teens’ for the long term and that the economy is in a Goldilocks phase.
The fund house, backed by Union Bank of India and Dai-ichi Life Holdings, said that the early signs of rural consumption and the festive season are positive, but the focus will remain on earnings for the next two quarters amidst global uncertainties. Union AMC’s chief executive officer (CEO) Madhu Nair said that multi-asset allocation has the capacity to become the largest category as it reduces the impact of volatility and provides superior risk-adjusted returns, especially during periods of euphoria.
