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Anil Ghelani

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Anil Ghelani is the Head of Passive Investments and Products at DSP Mutual Fund , specialising in index funds and ETF strategies in the Indian context.

Career

Anil Ghelani has been a long-tenured Indian asset management professional with focus on passive investing, smart-beta strategies, and ETF product design. Under his leadership at DSP, the firm has expanded its passive-fund offerings.

Investment philosophy

Passive investing principles, smart-beta strategies, factor-based portfolio construction.

Industry contribution

Public commentary on the structural rise of passive investing in India, ETF market development, and factor-based investment approaches.

See also

External references

References

  1. AMFI public records on fund manager information.
  2. AMC public disclosures on fund manager profiles.
  3. Indian financial press coverage (Mint, Economic Times, Business Standard).

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