Mutual Funds

One of the newer tools in the mutual fund space is called TREPS, which stands for Triparty Repo in Government Securities. It's a handy tool that gives mutual funds a flexible way to handle their cash flow.

Global funds allow you to invest in companies beyond national borders. They help diversify your portfolio and benefit from the world’s leading economies.

A mutual fund fact sheet helps you understand key details about a fund going through which can help you in informed decision-making.

Emerging markets are economies that are progressing toward becoming advanced, developed economies. They typically have lower per capita income but offer higher growth potential.

When it comes to investing in mutual funds, "hybrid funds" seem to confuse a lot of new investors. Within hybrid funds, two categories that often get mixed up are balanced advantage funds (BAFs) and flexi cap funds. Read on to understand the meaning and key features of both these fund types when mapping your investment journey.

With geopolitical tensions on the rise globally, the defence sector has emerged as an attractive investment theme for investors seeking diversification and growth.

When it comes to investing, investors today are spoiled for choice. From traditional investment avenues like fixed deposits, gold, and real estate to newer options like stocks, mutual funds and ETFs, there's a wide array of products to choose from. However, two of the most popular instruments among investors are stocks and ETFs.

One of the key metrics to evaluate the historical performance of a mutual fund is its CAGR or Compound Annual Growth Rate.

The 8-4-3 SIP rule can help you harness the power of compounding from your SIP plan and help counter inflation.

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