Every mutual fund scheme is launched through a New Fund Offer (NFO) which can range for a maximum of 30 days, as per the guidelines issued by market regulator SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India). There are two types of mutual fund schemes on the basis of subscription period – open-ended schemes and close-ended…
Some leading equity and equity-oriented hybrid schemes you can choose in order to build your portfolio in the long term include the following*: Fund Name 5 Year Returns (%) 10 Year Returns (%) SBI Focused Equity Fund 20.88 19.00 Reliance Multicap Fund 18.17 17.58 Franklin India Focused Equity Fund 21.75 17.00 ICICI Prudential Bluechip Fund…
As per data obtained till 30th March 2016, mutual fund sales to the tune of Rs. 8,053 have already been recorded in the month of March. This total value is the highest as compared to the sales volumes recorded during previous months. This news comes on the back of a bullish trend in the equities […]
Technology Funds, as the name defines are mutual fund schemes that invests in assets of companies involved in the sector of technology. It is a Sectoral Fund that invests primarily in equities of technological companies. What are Technology Funds? These funds invest in both stocks and debt securities of companies providing technology based products or…
With less than 2 weeks remaining before the Goods and Services Tax (GST) comes into force. Some mutual fund investors are understandably worried how their investments might be impacted after this much awaited tax regime is implemented. As per available data, from July 1st onwards, all financial services including banking and mutual fund transactions will […]
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 other equity schemes and qualifies…
हिंदी में पढ़े What are Dividend Yield Funds? Dividend refers to that part of the profit which a company shares with its shareholders. A dividend yield fund is a mutual fund that invests in shares/stocks of only those companies that pay high dividends. As per the guidelines laid down by SEBI, these schemes must invest…
हिंदी में पढ़ें You can invest in a mutual fund scheme in 2 ways – either by investing a lump sum amount or via a systematic investment plan (SIP). While the lump sum route is a single payment mode, under the SIP mode of investing, a fixed amount is invested at fixed intervals of time…
