Indegene Ltd. will launch its IPO on 6th May. Read this blog to learn the key details of this IPO.

Investing in mutual funds and index funds are two ways to diversify your portfolio. While both allow you to invest in various assets across industries, they have specific differences. Knowing them can help you make an informed choice and assist you in your wealth creation journey. So, what are these differences? Let’s find out.

Calculating mutual fund returns is no rocket science. Today, online mutual fund calculators from fund houses help you compute returns from your mutual fund investment in a jiffy. These calculators are easy to use and give you an estimate of the maturity value of your investment. Here’s how you can use them to compute returns.

Investing in mutual funds has gained significant traction in India. The ballooning size of the assets under management (AUM) of the mutual fund industry is a testament to its increasing popularity. While fund houses and others involved with the industry have played a crucial role in popularisingthem, one entity has worked to protect investors’ interests by regulating mutual funds. It’s the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI).

When you invest in mutual funds, a professional team of experts manages your money. This management incurs costs in the form of operational expenses, which include allocation charges, advertising costs, etc. The mutual fund company recovers these expenses from the investors, in the form of expense ratio, within the limits prescribed by SEBI.

Mutual funds have evolved as a popular investment option for several investors. Thanks to their professional management, diversification benefits, and the ability to provide capital appreciation coupled with initiatives undertaken by the regulatory bodies, mutual funds have become a viable financial option for addressing short and long-term goals. If you are a beginner looking to invest in mutual funds, you must know certain things to get started. What are these? Let’s find out.

A systematic Investment Plan (SIP) is a mutual fund investment strategy. It is a facility allowing investors to make regular, scheduled investments in funds linked to the share market for a predetermined period.

Discover the latest insights from the latest Monthly Economic Review report and learn about India's growth journey in fiscal year 2025 (FY25). From resilient capital markets to steady growth drivers, there are many factors influencing India's economic landscape. Dive into our blog for a clear breakdown of all these developments and gain insights into what lies ahead for the economy and markets in FY24.

By this time, you must be familiar with mutual funds. Skim through newspapers, watch television, or browse the internet; in all likelihood, you would have encountered several ads related to mutual funds. But what exactly are mutual funds, and why is there so much talk surrounding them? Let’s find out.

Registrar and transfer agents (RTAs) are among the key players in India’s mutual fund ecosystem. RTAs help mutual fund companies and investors in equal measures and are pivotal in the smooth operations of the industry. So, who exactly are RTAs, and what’s their role? Let’s find out.