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…
Table of Contents : What is Private Equity Investment? What are Private Equity (PE) Funds? Difference between Private Equity & Venture Capital Who Should Invest in Private Equity (PE)? How Does a Private Equity Investment Work? What is Private Equity Investment? Private Equity refers to shares of a company that represents its ownership. An individual…
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…
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…
What is a Recurring Deposit (RD)? A Recurring Deposit (RD) is a savings vehicle where one makes monthly installments for a predefined tenure, to earn fixed returns. The interest rate offered on RD is same as that on Fixed Deposits (FDs) for a particular bank. It is considered one of the most risk free investor…
Debt Funds: An Introduction Debt funds are mutual funds that invest in fixed-income generating securities such as government securities, corporate bonds, commercial papers, treasury bills, etc. The main reason for investing in these funds is to gain capital appreciation along with interest. The issuer of debt funds decides the rate of interest that you will…
Table of Contents : What are Medium to Long Duration Funds? Who should invest in this? Taxation List of Medium to Long Duration Funds What are Medium to Long Duration Funds? Medium to Long Duration Fund is an open ended mutual fund scheme which predominantly invest in debt securities with Macaulay duration ranging from 4…
हिंदी में पढ़े A corporate bond fund is an open-ended debt scheme which invests at least 80% of its total assets in highest-rated corporate bonds. These mutual funds are capable of providing high returns and also carry a relatively low amount of risk by investing in high-rated instruments. To know more about Corporate Bond Funds,…
What are Equity Savings Funds? An open-ended mutual fund scheme that predominantly invest in equities, arbitrage, derivatives and debt securities to generate returns is known as Equity Savings Fund. This new mutual fund category was launched recently, under the classification Hybrid Mutual Funds. It aims to provide investors an opportunity that is relatively safer than…