Why Mutual Funds Are Wary of India’s Closing Auction
Mutual funds are limiting closing-auction trades because an unfavourable execution price can affect a scheme’s NAV and its investors.
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Mutual funds are limiting closing-auction trades because an unfavourable execution price can affect a scheme’s NAV and its investors.
Some Indian bank shares closed at sharply different prices on NSE and BSE, highlighting dislocation under the exchanges’ new closing auction system.
Nifty jumped 1.60% as IT and banks led, but a new closing auction amplified the late move and produced an unusual split with Sensex.
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