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How to follow PPFAS on X (Twitter) and LinkedIn

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@PPFAS on X is the AMC’s most active social surface, with the LinkedIn company page running as a more measured secondary. Content includes scheme announcements, factsheet snippets pulled out as standalone graphics, fund manager quotes, AUM event promotion, and regulatory-event responses. For most investors, social media is the fastest channel for time-sensitive updates (a scheme reopen, an AUM date announcement, a factsheet release), but it is not the right channel for grievances or transactional issues; those belong on the investor desk or via the formal complaint workflow .

A useful rule of thumb: anything on social media also appears more substantively in the factsheet , Annual Letter , or YouTube channel within a few days. The social feed is a notification surface, not the substantive document.

The walk-through

1. Open X (formerly Twitter) at x.com

Visit x.com in a browser or open the X app on mobile. Log in to an existing account or create a new one.

2. Search for @PPFAS or PPFAS Mutual Fund

In the search bar:

  • Search @PPFAS for the direct handle match.
  • Search PPFAS Mutual Fund for the user-friendly name match.
  • Both queries should surface the official PPFAS account.

Verify the official account:

  • Handle: @PPFAS.
  • Verification badge: X’s verification tick.
  • Profile bio: Mentions PPFAS Mutual Fund officially.
  • Profile photo: PPFAS-branded logo or image.
  • Linked website: amc.ppfas.com.
  • Follower count: Reasonably high (typically tens of thousands or more for an Indian AMC).

Avoid look-alike accounts with similar names but no verification.

3. Follow the @PPFAS account

Tap Follow. The PPFAS account’s posts now appear in the X feed.

Optionally, tap the bell icon to enable notifications:

  • All notifications: Every post triggers a notification.
  • Highlight notifications: Only highlighted posts.

For balanced engagement, leave notifications off and rely on the feed; check the @PPFAS profile directly for major announcements.

4. Visit LinkedIn and search for PPFAS Mutual Fund

Open linkedin.com in a browser or use the LinkedIn app. Search for PPFAS Mutual Fund in the search bar.

The LinkedIn company page should display:

  • Official PPFAS-branded profile.
  • Verification or follower-count indicators.
  • Linked website to amc.ppfas.com.

5. Follow the LinkedIn page

Click Follow on the company page. LinkedIn-platform posts from PPFAS will appear in the LinkedIn feed.

LinkedIn cadence is typically less frequent than X but more substantial (each post is longer, sometimes with embedded documents or articles).

6. Optionally follow individual PPFAS team members

Several PPFAS team members maintain personal social presence:

  • Rajeev Thakkar (CIO): Active on X periodically; personal posts on investing philosophy and market views. Follow if interested in his individual perspective.
  • Neil Parag Parikh (Chairman/CEO): Less frequent personal posting; LinkedIn is more typical for his content.
  • Raunak Onkar (Head of Research): Occasional personal posts; engagement with research-and-philosophy topics.

Following individual team members provides their personal views, which may differ in tone from the official AMC account.

7. Set personal engagement guidelines

Social-media engagement on PPFAS posts is welcomed for:

  • General queries about PPFAS philosophy or scheme details.
  • Feedback on content or operations.
  • Sharing PPFAS content with attribution.
  • Constructive discussion in replies.

Avoid:

  • Personal investment advice solicitation: Use the SelfInvest portal or investor desk.
  • Off-topic promotion of other AMCs or content.
  • Negative or speculative comments without substance.
  • Sharing personal investor information publicly (folio numbers, PAN, etc.).

8. Cross-reference social content with factsheet and YouTube

Major social-media announcements are typically also covered in:

  • The monthly factsheet (next-month publication).
  • The PPFAS YouTube channel (often with accompanying video).
  • The amc.ppfas.com newsroom or press releases.

Social media provides real-time alerts; other channels provide deeper context. Use both in combination.

See also

External references

References

  1. PPFAS Mutual Fund @PPFAS account on X.
  2. PPFAS Mutual Fund LinkedIn company page.
  3. PPFAS Mutual Fund YouTube channel at youtube.com/@PPFASMF.
  4. PPFAS Mutual Fund main site at amc.ppfas.com.
  5. PPFAS Mutual Fund monthly factsheets and Annual Letters.
  6. SEBI Master Circular for Mutual Funds, 22 May 2024.
  7. SEBI Circular on Social Media usage by Mutual Funds.
  8. AMFI Industry Best Practices on social media communication.
  9. PPFAS investor desk FAQ at amc.ppfas.com/faqs/.
  10. X (Twitter) and LinkedIn platform documentation.

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