General

Gold mutual funds are types of mutual funds that invest in gold-related assets. These are gold exchange-traded funds (ETFs), bullion, coins, or stocks of gold mining companies. Gold mutual funds allow you to gain exposure to gold without the need to buy physical gold.

Anchor investors are large institutions that purchase shares one working day before the IPO (initial public offering) opens for general bidding. That early entry is not available to ordinary buyers

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When gold prices breached the ₹1 lakh mark, the Sen household in Kolkata was elated. They saw it as an opportunity to grow their wealth, and why not? Gold prices have surged by more than 400% in a decade. However, they did not want purity, storage, and making charges issues with their gold investment. For the Sens and others who want to invest in gold without the hassle of owning it in its physical form, gold mutual funds can be a prudent alternative. So, what are gold mutual funds and their various aspects? Let us find out.

When a company decides it wants to go public, the first thing it often realises is that the process is much bigger than it imagined. It is not just a matter of selling shares. There are rules to follow, documents to prepare, and a whole market to understand. That is usually when an IPO underwriter steps in. They become the person or team the company leans on so that the whole exercise does not feel chaotic. In this blog, we will take a closer look at what an IPO underwriter does, why they matter, and how they help guide a company through the entire listing process.

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