Tag: 2021, Debt Funds, India, Risk Management, SEBI
Sebi asks debt MFs to do a second risk-assessment label
The Securities and Exchange Board of India has directed mutual funds to introduce another label called as potential risk class matrix to...
SEBI imposes Rs.5 crore fine on Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund
SEBI has imposed a fine of Rs.5 crore on Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund. The market regulator has found that the fund house has violated...
MFs: New riskometer
Sebi has revised norms that require fund houses to assess and label risks in various schemes. The riskometer will now capture inherent...
10 best performing Mutual Funds over the last 5 years
Mutual fund investments work best over the long term because assets need time to grow, and over a longer period of time, volatility in the...
FMPs: The Zee Horror Show
FMPs are closed-ended debt funds with a maturity period that can range from one month to five years. Because debt funds enjoy long-term...
Credit Risk Funds
Investors with a high risk appetite can earn as much as over 14% by putting money in credit risk schemes of mutual funds after bond yields...
Liquid Funds are not risk free!
Liquid funds are the least risky of all mutual funds because it has been designed—and is meant to operate—as a proxy for your savings...
