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When is portfolio overlap acceptable in mutual funds? Experts explain when common stocks become a concentration risk

1 source · first seen 07:13 29 Sept · updated 07:13 29 Sept

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  • Portfolio overlap can be acceptable when funds have different strategies, risk profiles or portfolio roles
  • Indian mutual fund investors should check whether overlapping holdings create excessive concentration

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