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  • 8/7/2019 FundManagerSurvey

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    ICICIdirect.com|Equity Research

    ICICI Securities Limited

    Fund managers survey

    We have done a mutual fund managers survey of 11 major AMCs fund

    managers to gauge the overall view for the market in 2011. Based on their

    feedback, the compiled views are as follows:

    Broader Indian equity market on a

    valuation scale

    0

    9

    55

    36

    0

    0

    20

    40

    60

    Grossly

    Undervalued

    Slightly

    Undervalued

    FairlyValued

    Slightly

    Overvalued

    Grossly

    Overvalued

    (%)

    Medium term (3 months) view

    about the broader market

    0

    18

    64

    18

    0

    0

    20

    40

    60

    80

    Very

    bullish

    Bullish

    Neutral

    Bearish

    Very

    B

    earish

    (%)

    Asset allocation strategy to be

    adopted

    0

    27

    64

    9

    0

    0

    20

    40

    60

    80

    A B C D E

    (%)

    Year end BSE Sensex target

    9

    64

    27

    0 0

    0

    20

    40

    60

    80

    >20000

    22000-

    24000

    18000-

    22000

    16000-

    18000

    20%

    (%)

    Corporate earnings growth expected

    for FY12-13

    9

    27

    55

    0

    0

    20

    40

    60

    Lessthan

    10%

    10-15%

    15-20%

    >20%

    (%)

    Preference towards large caps or

    midcaps?

    82

    18

    0

    20

    40

    60

    80

    100

    Largecaps

    Midcaps

    (%)

    Will Indian equity markets

    underperform other emerging markets in 2011?

    18

    82

    0

    20

    40

    60

    80

    100

    Yes N

    o

    (%)

    Which global equity market are

    expected to outperform in 2011?

    73

    18

    9

    0

    0

    20

    40

    60

    80

    US

    Brazil

    China

    Eu

    ropean

    co

    untries

    (%)

    Benchmark 10 year G-Sec yields

    range expected in the next 3 months?

    27

    45

    27

    0

    0

    20

    40

    60

    Above

    8.2

    0%

    8-8.2

    0%

    7.75-8%

    Below

    7.7

    5%

    (%)

    Most of the fund managers are confident of 15-20% growth

    over the next two years

    Majority of the fund managers believe large-caps will

    outperform in 2011 as midcaps may take time to recover

    Majority of them believe India may continue to outperform

    among its emerging market peers

    Consensus believes that among other global market, US

    equity markets are likely to outperform in CY11

    Total 70% of fund managers believe Indian benchmark 10

    year G-Sec yields will remain below 8.2%

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    Over 6 months horizon, which

    segment of the debt market is expect to deliver

    better returns?

    9 9

    45

    27

    0

    20

    40

    60

    G-Sec

    Fund

    Income

    Funds

    Shortterm

    Funds

    Ultrashort

    termf

    unds

    (%)

    Asset class to outperform in 2011?

    18 18 18

    9

    55

    0

    20

    40

    60

    Indianequity

    Globalequity

    IndianDebt

    Gold

    Agro

    commodities

    (%)

    Sector preference

    Pharma IT

    BFSI

    Metals

    FMCG

    Auto

    Telecom

    Capital

    Goods

    Cement

    OilandGas

    Media

    C

    onstruction

    Aviation

    Most of the fund managers believe short-term and ultra

    short-term funds will outperform in the next six months.

    However, a majority of them believe that opportunityalso exist in longer duration funds

    Opinion seems divided over outperformance among

    Indian equity, global equity, Indian debt market and gold

    in 2011

    Pharma and IT are the most preferred sectors among fund

    managers while cement, capital goods, construction,

    media and aviation are least preferred. But they expect

    further price erosion to be a buying opportunity in the

    above mentioned sectors