Types of Mutual Funds?



Here, we explained about types of mutual funds. Understanding mutual funds types are very important in investors point of view. Mutual funds have two main categories. Open-ended and closed Ended.


Open-Ended Funds: it allows the investor to buy and sell units continuously and in and out as per investor's convenience. This type of mutual fund is launched through a New Fund Offer ( NFO ). After the NFO endsThis fund will be officially launched. The value of the funds calculated at the close of every trading day. The investors can buy shares from a fund directly. Investors cannot sell during maturity tenure. Once Maturity completes, they can. Open-Ended contains four subcategories. Below we explained each one with importance and impacts. There understanding is important before investing. 
A. Equity Funds
B. Hybrid funds
C. Debt funds
D. Money market funds


Closed-Ended Funds: A fixed amount of capital through an Initial Public Offering( IPO ). The closed-ended fund is unique, come through IPO. The funds parent company issues no additional shares after the IPO. Many investors very less know about this. But, it is century old. Generally, this is fixed in numbers, investors can exchange. Investors cannot buy the units of a closed-ended fund after there NFO period is over.  Below are the types of closed-ended funds:
A. Capital Protection
B. Fixed Maturity


Equity Funds :

This is an open-ended fund type in Mutual fund or private investment fund. That gives ownership in businesses, the term “equity fund” most frequently in the form of publicly traded common stock. Aimed to create high returns by investing in the shares of companies of Multiple market capitalization. An equity fund in stocks. They give higher outputs when compared to debt funds and fixed deposits. Investors’ returns depend on Company Performance. These are good for investors, min five to ten years of schemes. unlike to a bond fund or fixed income fund. The government gives loans to companies, which collected from shareholders. Collected interests shall be paid to investors.

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