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Jul
#MutualFunds #PrivateBanks #MOFSLReport #BankingSector #EquityMarkets #PortfolioAllocation #FinancialServices Chandigarh: After hitting a 20-month high in April 2025, private banks’ share in domestic mutual fund (MF) portfolios has declined for the second consecutive month. According to the latest Motilal Oswal Financial Services (MOFSL) Fund Folio report, the sector’s allocation in June slipped to 17.9 percent, down 50 basis points (bps) from May. Despite this dip, private bank exposure remains 70 bps higher year-on-year (YoY), indicating that the broader long-term view on the sector remains intact. Fund managers attribute the recent decline not to a structural shift but to tactical, short-term reallocations aimed…