An Open-ended mutual fund schemes are available for subscription and repurchase on a continuous basis. These schemes do not have a fixed maturity period. It allows investors to enter and exit the fund anytime after the NFO, whereas a close-ended fund ...
Closed-Ended Funds or Schemes are specific types of mutual fund schemes that are available for subscription only during a designated timeframe, often referred to as the New Fund Offer (NFO) period. They come with a predetermined maturity date, ...
Debt Oriented Schemes, often known as income funds, primarily invest in fixed-income securities like bonds, treasury bills, and other debt instruments. Their primary goal is to offer regular and steady returns to investors. Given their investment ...
Equity Oriented Schemes predominantly invest in equity and equity-related securities. Their primary objective is capital appreciation over the investment duration. These funds expose investors to the dynamic world of equities, and hence, they come ...
Sector-Specific Funds are mutual funds that channel their investments into a particular sector or industry, such as Pharmaceuticals, IT, FMCG, or Banking. As outlined in the offer documents, the performance of these funds is closely tied to the ...