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Madhabi Puri Buch, the new chairperson of market regulator SEBI, has a special focus on protecting the interests of small investors. She has taken many important decisions including timing of IPO, settlement cycle in secondary market, distribution cost, etc. In such a situation, should one invest in the shares of companies selling mutual funds i.e. AMCs or not?
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Going ahead, rate hikes may end globally. Similarly, tech companies have secure medium-term growth drivers. However, any headwinds in the form recession can be negative for these companies.
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While large-cap mutual funds, which invest 80% of their money in stable, blue-chip companies do not guarantee sky-high returns, they offer security and regularity of returns.
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Experts advise taking exposure to large-cap companies by way of flexi-cap or index funds, and not simply via large-cap funds.
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Currently, in India, both Real Estate Mutual Funds and REITs are relatively scarce. Some funds even invest in international properties.
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Arbitrage mutual funds make the best of the volatility in two different markets, which gives birth to the price difference of the same security in both markets. This is why they are generally considered low risk.
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Fixed Maturity Plan ie FMP of Mutual Funds give returns just like any bank FD. Should you invest?
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The last few months have seen many new value oriented mutual funds getting launched such as Baroda BNP Paribas value fund and UTI Nifty 500 value 50 index fund.
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The last few months have seen many new value oriented mutual funds getting launched such as Baroda BNP Paribas value fund and UTI Nifty 500 value 50 index fund.
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Investing in liquid funds is beneficial when the interest rates are on a rise, like till recently. However, these funds are not affected by any long-term changes in interest rates. Redemption in these funds is processed instantly, or just a day, in most cases.
