Mutual Funds and ETFs

In Indian mutual fund investing, few categories have generated as much strategic interest, or as much misunderstanding, as the flexi cap fund. The category was formalised by SEBI in November 2020, following feedback from the asset management industry that the existing multi-cap framework — which mandated minimum 25% allocations to each market cap segment — […]

The Indian finance sector has been changing fast, with ͏shared funds coming up as one of the top picks for people and groups. More people knowing about investing, easy online steps, and tax perks have all helped this growth. In this changing market; the job of a shared fund seller has gotten much more important.

Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) are popular for their convenience and disciplined approach to mutual fund investing. But have you encountered an SIP with a lock-in period? While most open-ended mutual funds don’t restrict withdrawals through SIPs, some do. Let’s delve into the reasons behind benefits of SIPs and lock-in periods. The use of Systematic Investment