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Nilanjan Dey

Kolkata, Nov. 9

A look at the latest AUM (assets under management) figures show how investors have tailed performers and avoided those that have failed to deliver much, long 10-year stretches notwithstanding, MF circles point out. Unmistakably, this has given rise to an important trend: Many of the top performing funds are also among the largest.

The toppers' list has Reliance Growth (Rs 2,336 crore, as on September 30), Reliance Vision (Rs 1,960 crore) Franklin Bluechip (Rs 2,419 crore), Franklin Prima (Rs 1,731 crore), HDFC Equity (Rs 3,498 crore) and HDFC Top 200 (Rs 1,484 crore).

At the other end of the spectrum are smaller-sized funds such as Cangrowth Plus (Rs 10 crore), Tata Growth (Rs 33 crore) and JM Equity (Rs 47 crore).

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