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After the resounding success of CPSE ETF and Bharat-22 ETF, the government is looking at diversifying the ETF basket by including stocks of public sector banks (PSBs), public sector insurance companies (PSCIs) and public sector financial institutions (PSFIs).
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The bank exchange traded fund (ETF) would be in addition to the two ETFs -- CPSE ETF and Bharat-22 ETF -- launched by the government which have seen huge investor demand.
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The CPSE ETF comprises 10 state-owned bluechips and shares in these companies can be sold only till the government stake in them reaches 55 percent.
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An ETF is a traded security that tracks an underlying asset like a group of companies or commodity.
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The government had in November last year launched Bharat-22 Exchange Traded Fund (ETF).
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The investors would get a 2.5 per cent discount over the issue price.
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Asia Index Private Ltd on Tuesday announced the launch of S&P BSE Bharat 22 Index to track the performance of select state-run companies in which the central government has divested its stake.
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The third tranche of the government's exchange traded fund (ETF) of top 10 state-owned companies saw bids worth Rs 9,200 crore from investors, which is 3.7 times the amount sought to be raised.  
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The second tranche sale of government's exchange traded fund (ETF) of top 10 state-owned companies saw bids worth Rs 12,000 crore from investors, which is twice the amount sought to be raised.  
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Having zeroed in on fund manager, the Finance Ministry is considering to launch second tranche of Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) comprising stocks of 10 PSUs by the end of December.
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Investors pulled out Rs 21,535 crore from various mutual fund (MF) schemes in June, making it the second consecutive monthly outflow, primarily due to huge redemption from money market segment.
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With the revamp of the existing CPSE ETF stuck in procedural hurdles, Finance Ministry is planning to launch a new Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) comprising stocks of 10 PSUs in the current fiscal.
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With the revamp of the existing CPSE ETF stuck in procedural hurdles, Finance Ministry is planning to launch a new Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) comprising stocks of 10 PSUs in the current fiscal.






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