They can cater to a wide range of risk appetites and goals. Here’s how you can benefit from investing in balanced funds.

A statement known as consolidated account statement (CAS) is sent to investors at the end of each month, with details of holdings under all...

Category I AIFs is one of the broad categories of AIF that invest in startups, SMEs and socially and economically viable projects and have ...

Investors who have knowledge about equities and are able to follow fundamental analysis of companies can invest directly into shares of com...

Investors who wish to invest a higher amount of funds (above Rs 50 lakh) in the equity markets have the option to approach portfolio manage...

A company requires both equity and debt capital. Here are five things one should know about equity and debt capital. For instance, equity i...

Equity transactions may create short-term capital gains that are taxable. There may be capital losses that are eligible for set off.

A switch request may be made by filling up a transaction form or writing a letter indicating the switch details.

Non resident Indians (NRIs) can invest in Indian mutual fund schemes subject to provisions applicable in the Foreign Exchange Management Ac...

The venture capitalist usually gets ownership stake in the company and hence becomes an integral part of the decision-making process in the...

A rising ROE suggests that a company is increasing its ability to generate profit without needing additional capital.

Cohesity, a Silicon Valley-based company that helps organisations manage non-critical data, has raised $55 million (about Rs 352 crore) in ...

The S&P 500 has experienced a lackluster 2015, gaining 3.2 per cent year-to-date. The S&P 500 has experienced a lackluster 2015, gaining 3....

Before taking up the venture, Shah needs to research well and understand the cost versus return model.

If you have too many transactions in equity and mutual funds, it may help to find a chartered accountant to maintain your accounts.

Equity MFs allow you to invest in equity through a portfolio managed to a process by an expert.

Provogue India (Ltd) has raised Rs 146.25 crore by placing preference shares with six investors at Rs 450 per share.