MFs may be left with a serious headache after HDFC merger
Mint Mumbai|June 15, 2023
India's markets regulator is unlikely to give special exemption to mutual funds if they breach the norms for maximum permitted holdings in a security after the merger of HDFC Bank and HDFC, two persons with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters
MFs may be left with a serious headache after HDFC merger

HDFC Bank and HDFC-both heavily owned by mutual funds are set to conclude a merger in the next few weeks to create India's second-largest financial institution by assets after the State Bank of India.

However, pressure on mutual funds to reduce their holdings or any limitations on increases could be an overhang on the stock of the merged entity.

As per the rules of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi), a mutual fund scheme cannot invest more than 10% in a single security. However, exchange-traded funds and funds that invest in particular sectors are exempt.

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