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Mutual Funds In India are financial instruments. These funds are collective investments which gather money from different investors to invest in stocks, short-term money market financial instruments, bonds and other securities and distribute the proceeds as dividends. The Mutual Funds in India are handled by Fund Managers, also referred as the portfolio managers. The Securities Exchange Board of India regulates the Mutual Funds In India. The share value of the Mutual Funds in India is known as net asset value per share (NAV). The NAV is calculated on the total amount of the Mutual Funds in India, by dividing it with the number of shares issued and outstanding shares on daily basis.
Mutual Funds In India - Advantages
- The Mutual Funds in India offer flexibility by means of dividend reinvestment, systematic investment plans and systematic withdrawal plans.
- These funds are available in small units, so they are affordable to the small investors.
- The fees charged for to the custodial, brokerage and others services are very low in case of Mutual Funds in India.
- These funds have the option of redeeming or withdrawing money at any point of time.
- The Mutual Funds in India have low risk as it is managed professionally.
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