Mr Srivatsa is a qualified chartered accountant, cost accountant. He joined UTI Mutual fund in 2002 and worked in the inhouse research department for many years. He has been involved with the offshore fund of UTI Mutual fund since August 2005 and he was made the portfolio manager of the offshore funds from December 2005. The funds he manages includes India f...
Funds Managed by V Srivatsa
| Funds | AUM | Expense | |
|---|---|---|---|
| UTI Aggressive Hybrid Reg Gr Hybrid Aggressive Hybrid Fund Very High Risk | ₹6,740.42 Cr | 1.87% | -1.62% |
| UTI Equity Savings Reg Gr Hybrid Equity Savings Moderately High risk | ₹816.21 Cr | 2.03% | 2.00% |
| UTI Large & Mid Cap Reg Gr Equity Large and Mid Cap Fund Very High Risk | ₹6,514.49 Cr | 1.92% | 0.21% |
| UTI Retirement Fund Reg Gr Hybrid Retirement Fund Moderately High risk | ₹4,699.44 Cr | 1.64% | 0.46% |
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What does a fund manager do?
A fund manager manages an investment fund by selecting securities, monitoring the market, managing risk, and making investment decisions to help achieve the fund’s objective.
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You should ask about their investment strategy, risk approach, portfolio composition, performance history, fee structure, and how they respond to changing market conditions.
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Does changing a fund manager affect a mutual fund?
Yes, changing a fund manager can affect a mutual fund because a new manager may follow a different investment style, risk level, or portfolio strategy.