Mutual funds are subject to market risks
Equity Funds
- Equity of companies listed in BSE / NSE are categorised according to their market capitalisation e.g. Large Cap, Mid-Cap, Small-Cap are brought together and funds are created. Units of such funds are acquired to accommodate investors a small denomination of a few companies in desired categories.Lower the Market Capitalisation Higher the Risk of investment and Higher the RIsk Higher the returns that can be expected.
Thematic Funds
- Equity of such companies are brought alongside that compete in the same industry. A Theme is thus determined to create targeted investment in that particular industry only.
Debt Funds
- All kinds of secured loans and non-convertible debentures along-with Govt. Securities are brought together to form income funds according to their period of holding. The underlying asset not only provide safer returns and stability during severe turbulence in the Market but also keeps volatility at bay.
Multi Asset Funds
- Combination of both Equity and Debt alongside Precious Metals and REITs form a fund which can generate stable return by means of asset allocation.
Overseas Funds
- Equity from companies registered and operating outside India are selected according to their performance and basket is thus created having small denomination of many such choice companies.
Fund of Funds
- Fund of Funds are created to attract Large Investors by inviting them to invest is specific High Risk High Return instruments.