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Baroda Pioneer MF unveils infrastructure fund
By siliconindia news bureau
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Mumbai: Baroda Pioneer Mutual Fund has launched an infrastructure fund, an open-ended equity scheme. The fund will invest 65 percent in equities and balance in debt and money market instruments. The offer of the new fund opens on May 3 and closes on May 31.
According to Rajan Krishnan, CEO, Baroda Pioneer Asset Management Company, a joint venture between Bank of Baroda and Pioneer Investments, the fund will invest in equities and equity-related securities including derivatives of core infrastructure companies. The two-year-old mutual fund currently has around Rs. 5,000 crore of assets under management and hopes to grow faster than the industry's growth.
According to Krishnan, for a long-term sustainable return, infrastructure is a safe bet. Despite the delay in execution of projects and other issues, the demand for infrastructure facilities will ensure growth in the sector, he said.
According to Rajan Krishnan, CEO, Baroda Pioneer Asset Management Company, a joint venture between Bank of Baroda and Pioneer Investments, the fund will invest in equities and equity-related securities including derivatives of core infrastructure companies. The two-year-old mutual fund currently has around Rs. 5,000 crore of assets under management and hopes to grow faster than the industry's growth.
According to Krishnan, for a long-term sustainable return, infrastructure is a safe bet. Despite the delay in execution of projects and other issues, the demand for infrastructure facilities will ensure growth in the sector, he said.
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