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Source: Live Mint Several top-performing mutual funds in India, focusing on large-cap blue-chip stocks, have surpassed their respective benchmarks. The Nippon India Large Cap Fund is one of the top performers, exceeding the BSE 100 Total Return Index with a return of 19.22% compared to 17.16%. With an outstanding return of 19.47%, the ICICI Prudential…
Source: Live Mint Expert View: Abhijit Bhave, Managing Director and CEO, Equirus Wealth believes a 5-10% correction from current levels might be a fair expectation for stabilisation in the market. A strong earnings report card in the December quarter is what might bring some sense of relief in the market, he noted. Bhave also believes…
Source: Live Mint Considering your moderate risk appetite as mentioned in your query, your preference towards protecting the downside is natural and we completely understand it. Considering you have 18 years to retirement, which is long-term from all perspectives, you can consider a combination of BAFs and aggressive hybrid funds to generate better risk-adjusted return…
Source: Live Mint Three years after India unveiled the account aggregator, or AA, framework to facilitate consented sharing of consumers’ financial information, multiple gaps still plague the system that was rolled out as an overarching network connecting various regulators and market players. The account aggregator framework is meant to give individuals greater visibility and control…
Source: Live Mint Picture this. After days of painstaking research on the right funds, you are finally ready to invest in a mutual fund. You weigh all the options and zero in on the right scheme. But, just as you are about to hit the invest button, you are stopped in your tracks. The reason:…
Source: Live Mint Buying the dip involves purchasing stocks during price declines, betting on a rebound. To be sure, this could be a lucrative strategy, but is typically more suited to seasoned investors, such as institutional players who trade on behalf of individuals, aiming for long-term gains. Retail or individual participation in the stock markets…
Source: Live Mint Around nine months after the stress tests for small and mid cap funds became mandatory for mutual fund houses, some of these funds would still require as long as 43 to 56 days to liquidate 50 percent of their portfolio in case of a stress event, reveals the latest data for October. This…
Source: Live Mint While the benchmark indices have declined by over 10 percent in the past one month on account of massive FII outflow to the tune of ₹94,000 crore, investors are getting profoundly jittery over the value of their portfolio, and rightly so. Besides, the search for value stocks is getting narrower by the day….
Source: Live Mint Investing in stocks is often described as simple but not easy. Yet, for much of the past twelve months, making money in the market seemed to be just that—simple and easy. It felt almost effortless. Any approach, from thoughtful strategies to pure intuition, seemed to yield handsome returns. The more you invested,…
Source: Live Mint Top News The Securities and Exchange Board of India, in its recent circular, has introduced an abridged Common Application Form (CAF) for certain Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs). SEBI has simplified the registration process for certain FPIs by introducing an abridged CAF. This applies to FPIs linked to already registered investment managers, sub-funds,…
