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Govt. not to sell UTI MF to pvt. player

NEW DELHI: The Union Government is not in favour of selling UTI Mutual Fund to a private player and has insisted that one of the existing sponsors buy it by this fiscal. The Finance Ministry has appointed SBI Capital Markets as the merchant banker to carry out the valuation of the fund house that manages assets worth Rs. 22,000 crore.

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