Offering atleast three pre-requisites, Nilesh Shah, deputy managing director of ICICI Prudential Asset Management Company said the economy may recover by September this year.
According to Shah, if the next few months witness a good monsoon, capital flows from abroad and further rate cuts by RBI, Indian economy may come out of the current slowdown.
Shah, who was in the city to launch 'ICICI Prudential Target Returns Fund', an open ended diversified equity fund, further said that the country may witness negative inflation between May and September.
"What we may see will not deflation but negative inflation for a short time. The economy may witness negative inflation between May and September," he said.
The AMC's Target Return Fund seeks to generate capital appreciation by investing predominantly in equity shares of the large market capitalization companies constituting the BSE 100 index.
The scheme will have pre-determined triggers set for investors based on their risk appetite, which provides investors with an option to automatically switch the appreciation or entire investment with appreciation to pre-selected debt schemes of ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund.
The entry load for the scheme is 2.25 per cent for investments of less than Rs 2 crore under the retail option, while it is nil in the case of institutional investments. The subscription for the scheme will close on May 14, 2009. The assets under management of the ICICI Prudential mutual fund as of March 2009 were Rs 51,432 crore against Rs 54,321 crore in the same month previous year.
Shah, who was in the city to launch 'ICICI Prudential Target Returns Fund', an open ended diversified equity fund, further said that the country may witness negative inflation between May and September.
"What we may see will not deflation but negative inflation for a short time. The economy may witness negative inflation between May and September," he said.
The AMC's Target Return Fund seeks to generate capital appreciation by investing predominantly in equity shares of the large market capitalization companies constituting the BSE 100 index.
The scheme will have pre-determined triggers set for investors based on their risk appetite, which provides investors with an option to automatically switch the appreciation or entire investment with appreciation to pre-selected debt schemes of ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund.
The entry load for the scheme is 2.25 per cent for investments of less than Rs 2 crore under the retail option, while it is nil in the case of institutional investments. The subscription for the scheme will close on May 14, 2009. The assets under management of the ICICI Prudential mutual fund as of March 2009 were Rs 51,432 crore against Rs 54,321 crore in the same month previous year.
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