Read to know if assets under management or AUM should be a deciding factor when choosing a fund
Time and again we come across the question of whether fund size, also called assets under management (AUM), matters. While some investors like to invest in big funds because they feel they are more likely to do well, there are others who have an opposite view and feel that a fund with a huge AUM may not be able to sustain its performance and it should be avoided.
This article was originally published on June 22, 2022.
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