Mithraem Bharucha

Functions as a College/University

FIM-India is an active GARP-oriented investor. They manage portfolios invested in firms expected to outperform over the medium- to long-term. The firm combines their parent firm's global expertise with their knowledge of local markets. The investment process follows three main steps: a general market screening process, a top-down approach to identify sectors and stocks for in-depth analysis and fundamental company valuation. Research is key in the firm's investment and decision-making processes. They blend bottom-up fundamental company and sector analysis with top-down macroeconomic research in order to implement a structured investment process. Value is added primarily through fundamental analysis as well as tactical asset allocation.

Provides investment advice

Bank of India Mutual Fund aims to generate capital appreciation over a period of ten years by investing predominantly in equity and equity-related securities of mid-cap companies along with income tax benefit.