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IDBI dynamic bond fund seeks to encash rate volatility
IDBI Mutual Fund said its Dynamic Bond Fund will attempt to encash the short-term interest rate volatility, offering retail investors optimised return ------------
Asset management company IDBI Mutual Fund proposes to introduce more equity p...
Asset management company IDBI Mutual Fund has proposed to introduce more equity products in the coming months, a senior official said today. ------------
IDBI MF's Dynamic Bond scheme opens tomorrow
The scheme offers to generate income while maintaining liquidity on a minimum investment of Rs 5,000. ------------
Fidelity Investments to sell India AMC arm FIL Fund Management Private Limited
Fidelity started operations in India in 2004. It is seeking a valuation of Rs. 1000 crore for its asset management arm. ------------
Launch: Franklin Templeton India Feeder Fund
Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund brings forth the opportunity to buy into some of these globally competitive high-quality companies through Franklin Templeton India Feeder Fund. ------------
Launch: Morgan Stanley Multi Asset Fund
Morgan Stanley Multi Asset Fund, an open ended debt fund, will invest in debt, equity and gold. The fund has two plans, Plan A and Plan B, with each having separate portfolios. ------------
Indiabulls Mutual Fund launches maiden equity scheme Blue Chip Fund
The primary objective of the scheme is to seek to provide long-term capital appreciation from a portfolio that is invested predominantly in equities. ------------
IFAs expect more fund sales volume, but lower commission rates: Wealth Forum ...
Independent financial advisors and product distributors - who sell mutual funds and insurance schemes to individual investors - expect growth in volumes. ------------
Franklin Templeton launches fund that will invest in US firms
The new fund offer (NFO), FT India Feeder, will close for subscription on January 31, the private mutual fund house said. ------------
Gilt funds get the edge on RBI rate cut hopes
Net inflows in gilt funds turned positive at 458 crore in Dec after a year, according to monthly data released by Association of Mutual Funds of India. ------------
Morgan Stanley MF launches Multi Asset Fund
The NFO will open for subscription on January 17 and close on January 31. The minimum subscription amount to the scheme is Rs 5,000. ------------
Mark to market losses lead to YoY decline in mutual fund assets
This was the second consecutive year of decline in assets with the industry having logged a 6% (YoY) decline as of December 2010. ------------
MFs launch more gold-based schemes
Several others are also waiting for the right time to come out with their batch of gold funds and gold feeder funds, sources said. ------------
Sebi allows UTI Asset Management to launch new schemes after gap of 5 months
The move comes as a relief to UTI, which was barred by the regulator from launching any fresh scheme in August 2011, till it gets a new chief. ------------
Mutual funds lose Rs 16,000 crore in 2011; HDFC MF remains on top
Mutual fund industry took a hit of more than Rs 16,000 crore on its asset size during 2011, even as HDFC MF grew in size and consolidated its top position. ------------
Kotak Mutual Fund's hybrid scheme opens tomorrow
Kotak MF said it will launch a new fund offer tomorrow that aims to generate income by investing in debt, equity and money markets. ------------
Mutual Funds: Q&A
The risk quotient of your portfolio of six funds is high with the presence of three sector or thematic funds, a multi-cap fund and a mid- and small-cap fund. ------------
Invest in multiple asset funds to dilute risk during volatility
Pick multi-asset funds if you are a risk-averse investor with a long-term horizon, but find out the limitations before doing so. ------------
Why invest in asset allocation funds
What is asset allocation? While it may seem like a bulky term, asset allocation simply means the diversification of investments across various asset. ------------
What you should check when reading a mutual fund statement
In the 17th of the 52-part series, ET Wealth offers a quick guide to the details provided in the document sent by your fund house. ------------
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