The
shareholding of domestic institutional investors (mutual funds, insurance companies etc.) (DIIs) in listed companies has
risen to a six-year high, following an increase of 10 per cent in the value of
their holdings, despite flat markets.
At
the end of the June quarter, DII shareholding in National Stock Exchange-listed
companies was 11.7 per cent, up nearly 100 basis points in 12 months, from data
compiled by Prime Database. The value...
