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Indian investors appear determined not to miss any opportunity to access overseas markets through the domestic mutual funds, no matter how limited. Even as the mutual fund route faces regulatory constraints and uncertain periods of temporary subscription reopenings, investor accounts in the overseas fund-of-funds category have surged by approximately 2.3 lakh—climbing to 16 lakh over the past year.

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Amid strong inflows, the stress level in small-cap mutual fund schemes continue to remain high between January and November of last year, despite a sharp fall in prices of small and mid-cap stocks.

The assets under small-cap increased by 21 per cent last November to ₹3.70 lakh crore against ₹3.05 lakh crore logged in January,

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