Absolute Returns Absolute Return of a mutual fund refers to the amount of total change in the value of a mutual fund investment at the time of redemption. For example, Mr. A invests Rs. 1 lakh in a mutual fund scheme in January 2016. The value of the mutual fund invests stands at Rs. 1.3…
Bharat-22 opens its fourth phase for subscription on 4th October, 2019 to institutional and retail investors. Anchor investors can subscribe to the ETF units on 3rd Oct, 2019, as per the SID (Scheme Information Document) of the fund filed by ICICI Prudential Asset Management Company, which manages the fund. The units will be available at 3%…
What Does Investment Mean? Investment is a process of allocating money to different financial instruments with the goal of earning good returns in the future. There are numerous investment vehicles such as mutual funds, equities, debt securities, etc available in the market for investors. Some of these investments are riskier as compared with others. Before…
This is one of the biggest dilemmas an investor faces when starting their investment journey of market-linked financial instruments. For those investors who are looking for extremely high returns, investment in stocks seems to be a more attractive option compared to mutual fund investment. Certainly, there is a good chance of getting high returns in…
The automobile industry in India has been hit by the worst crisis in 20 years. With more than 2.3 lakh jobs lost in the last few months, the situation looks dire. The overall slow growth of the economy, especially the slowdown in consumption, has led to the biggest contraction in auto sales. Mutual funds, that…
A mutual fund or any other fund that specializes in the securities of a particular industry, sector or region is called a Speciality Fund. Speciality funds’ performance depends on the performance of the industry or the region where the investment has been made. Because there is no sectoral or industry-wise diversification in this type of…
Also known as foreign funds, international funds are mutual fund schemes that primarily invest in equity and debt securities in the foreign markets. These funds are often referred to as overseas funds. The fundamental advantage that international funds offer is that of good portfolio diversification across different economies, and capitalize from the growth potential of…
Table of Content: What is SEBI? Classification & Categorisation of Funds SEBI Regulations Structure of SEBI Functions of SEBI Powers of SEBI What is SEBI? Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is a statutory regulatory body entrusted with the responsibility to regulate the Indian capital markets. It monitors and regulates the securities market and…
