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What is Tokenization of Assets?

The Future of Investing in Real Estate, Gold, and More Imagine owning a small portion of a premium commercial building in Mumbai’s Bandra Kurla Complex...

What is Market Risk?

Market risk, also known as systematic risk, is the risk of losses in financial investments due to overall market movements. Unlike credit or operational...

What is Credit Risk?

What are Smart Contracts?

Smart contracts are essentially self-executing agreements with the terms of the agreement directly written into lines of code. This code runs on a blockchain...
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Fund of Funds: Investing in a Basket of Mutual Funds

Funds of Funds (FoFs) are a unique type of mutual fund that, instead of investing directly in stocks, bonds, or other individual securities, invests...

Equity Mutual Funds: Growth Potential for Long-Term Wealth

Equity Mutual Funds are a type of mutual fund that primarily invest in the stocks (equities) of companies. When you invest in an equity...

 Direct Funds: Invest Smarter, Keep More

Direct Funds, in the context of mutual funds, refer to a specific plan type within a mutual fund scheme where investors can invest directly...

Debt Funds: Steady Returns for Your Investment

Debt Funds are a type of mutual fund that primarily invest in fixed-income securities. These are instruments that promise to pay a fixed stream...

Balanced Funds: The Best of Both Worlds (Equity & Debt)

Balanced Funds are a type of Hybrid Mutual Fund that aims to provide a balance between capital growth and income generation by investing in...

Asset Allocation Funds: Diversify for Growth & Stability

Asset Allocation Funds or Multi Asset funds are a type of mutual fund that invest across multiple asset classes, such as equities (stocks), debt...

Arbitrage Funds: Profiting from Market Price Differences

Arbitrage funds are indeed a part of mutual funds. They fall under the category of hybrid mutual funds as they typically invest in a...

Credit Rating: The Financial Report Card

Credit Rating is an independent assessment of the creditworthiness of an entity, such as a company, a government, or a specific financial instrument like...

Face Value: What It Is?

Face Value, also often called Par Value or Nominal Value, is the initial, stated value of a financial instrument as determined by the issuer....

Decoding Expense Ratio: Regular vs. Direct Plans Explained

What is Expense Ratio? Your Fund's Annual Operating Cost The Expense Ratio is an annual fee charged by mutual funds (and ETFs) to cover their...

AUM: How Much Money a Fund Really Handles

AUM stands for Assets Under Management.  It refers to the total market value of all the financial assets that a financial institution, investment firm, or...

NFO: What is a New Fund Offer?

NFO stands for New Fund Offer. It's essentially the initial public offering (IPO) for a mutual fund scheme. When an Asset Management Company (AMC) wants...

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