Arbitrage funds aim to benefit from the price differentiation in two different markets and have delivered decent returns.

There are several instances that may warrant a mutual fund exit. Being aware of them can help you meticulously plan your exit strategy.

When it comes to investing, especially for those looking to grow their wealth steadily, SIPs (Systematic Investment Plans) often come up as a popular choice. However, many people tend to confuse Mutual Fund SIPs and Stock SIPs. So, what exactly is the difference? In simple terms, a Mutual Fund is an investment vehicle. It pools money from various investors to invest in assets like stocks, bonds, and other securities. A professional fund manager handles the investment decisions, making it easier for everyday investors who may not have the time or expertise to manage a portfolio themselves.

Basis points describe changes in interest rates of various financial instruments and can significantly impact returns.

Big losses in stock markets can be emotionally draining. Every trader, regardless of experience, encounters trading losses at some point or other. Be it a sudden market downturn or a wrong decision, these setbacks can be quite discouraging.

Are you looking for a mutual fund that gives you the best of both worlds — equity and debt — and adjusts its portfolio as per market conditions? If yes, balanced advantage funds should be on your radar. These funds are a category of hybrid funds. Read on to learn what makes these funds unique and their various other aspects.

REITs allow you to invest in real estate without a large investible surplus. That said, there are certain terminologies you need to be aware of before investing in them.

Certain groups of companies have garnered significant attention due to their performance and influence in the stock market. FAANG stocks are one such group that have become synonymous with tech-driven growth and innovation. But how do they differ from the emerging MAAMA stocks, and what are the benefits of investing in them? Let's explore the FAANG companies, their meaning, and their potential in the investment landscape.

Did you know the latest sensation of financial markets? It is the humble systematic investment plan (SIP). Inflows into mutual fund SIPs have witnessed a steady increase in the past 12 months – they have risen from ₹18,838 crores in January 2024 to ₹21,262 crores in June 2024, an increase of 12.8% in six months. The growth is even more eye-opening when compared to corresponding data from a year ago. Inflows through SIP investment plans have increased 44% from ₹14,734 crores in June 2023 to ₹21,262 crores in June 2024 . The numbers point towards the growing popularity of SIP investments and their role in wealth creation for various life goals.

Zomato becoming a unicorn is one of the most exciting tales of the Indian start-up ecosystem. It all started when two IIT graduates wanted to solve their colleagues’ problem of finding restaurant menus.