Left on the back burner for decades, the company now plans to tap its parent firm’s vast network of insurance agents to meet its ₹1 trillion AUM target. But experts warn that even the widest reach can’t compensate for the persistent underperformance of its biggest equity schemes.
​Left on the back burner for decades, the company now plans to tap its parent firm’s vast network of insurance agents to meet its ₹1 trillion AUM target. But experts warn that even the widest reach can’t compensate for the persistent underperformance of its biggest equity schemes. by Soban News (international And National News)
