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DIIs include local mutual funds, insurance companies, pension funds and banks. Their increased participation has reduced the effect of higher market volatility on Indian equities compared…

Photo used for representational purpose only. File | Photo Credit: PAUL NORONHA Equity benchmarks Sensex and Nifty declined nearly 1% on Friday, in tandem with a weak trend in overseas…

Taking divergent stands on, the share of domestic institutional investors or DIIs, along with retail and HNIs, touched an all-time high while the holding of foreign institutional investors…

Mumbai: After betting big on India in the last two years, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) turned their back on Dalal Street, which remains one of the best-performing markets in the…

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Led by the rising popularity of mutual funds, domestic institutional investor (DIIs) flows have outpaced foreign institutional investor (FII) flows over the last seven years, shows a…

“In my view, this is going to be a long-term trend with financialisation of the country. In shorter durations, the data may be volatile but in my view, DIIs would gradually become the…

Boosted by a strong retail push, domestic institutions are closing in the gap with foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) to be a dominant force on Dalal Street. At the end of the June quarter,…

Mumbai: Domestic institutional investors (DIIs) led by mutual funds and insurers have pumped ₹2.16 lakh crore into Indian equities so far in 2022, helping cushion the impact of the ₹2 lakh…

Continuing their selling spree, foreign institutional investors offloaded shares worth a net ₹5,255.75 crore on Thursday Continuing their selling spree, foreign institutional investors…