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Sebi simplifies gifting of mutual funds. Here's what it means for investorsSebi has proposed a new Gift PPI framework that will allow investors to gift prepaid instruments that can be used exclusively to buy mutual...- Why ETFs in US are preferred over mutual funds: Nithin Kamath explainsETFs eliminate capital gains taxes through an ‘in-kind’ creation and redemption process, offering a key tax advantage. Due to the tax ineff...
- MFs can invest in international stocks but can’t breach the limit: AMFI“Mutual fund schemes may resume subscriptions and make investments in overseas funds/securities up to the headroom available without breach...
- Sebi extends reduced cut-off time for MFs subscription, redemption till further noticeEarlier, the revised timings were effective from April 7 to April 30.
- Sebi extends reduced cut-off time for MFs subscription, redemptionThe move comes after the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) extended reduced trading hours for debt market.
- Paytm Money expects its market share in direct MF to increase to 50 pc in 6 months"Currently, we have 40 per cent of total direct mutual fund subscribed from our platform. With Paytm Switch, we expect it to go to 50 per c...
- Retail investors may skip Aditya Birla SL Mutual Fund's pharma NFOIn addition to drug makers, the scheme will also invest in allied segments
- ‘Retail investors may skip AB Sun Life’s Pharma NFO’This is the fifth new fund offer in the pharma and healthcare space in the last one year.
- Sebi allows investors to buy mutual funds via digital walletThe move is part of the efforts to promote digital payments in mutual fund industry.
- Sebi may allow investors to buy mutual funds via digital walletMarkets regulator Sebi is looking to allow investors to buy mutual funds worth up to Rs 50,000 through digital wallets.
- Equity NFOs rev up as markets reviveWith the markets on a clear revival mode and retail investors lapping up equity and equity-related instruments after a long hiatus.
- Retired officials, teachers to sell Mutual Funds from next monthRetired govt officials, teachers would be able to sell mutual funds from next month as part of Sebi's efforts to add more investors.
- Govt may allow foreign individuals to invest $10 bn in MFsIndia is likely to allow foreign individuals to invest in mutual funds in the next two weeks but with a cumulative cap of USD 10 billion, a...
- Give investors option to hold units in demat accout: Sebi to MFsSebi asked MF houses to give investors the option to hold their units under open-ended schemes in demat account, which would help them to b...
- Load ban hasn’t affected inflows into MFs: Morgan StanleyMNC bank Morgan Stanley has debunked mutual fund industry’s pet theory that entry load ban and the resultant lull in new fund offerings hav...
- SEBI wants MFs to ensure quality of debt papersConcerned over the quality of papers that MFs are investing in, SEBI has asked six of them to refile their offer documents for capital prot...
- No takers among funds for surplus bank moneyTwo large fund houses have refused to accept subscription from banks, till now their biggest investors.
- No takers among funds for surplus bank moneyTwo large fund houses have refused to accept subscription from banks, till now their biggest investors. Senior bank officials told ET that ...
- Shariah-compliant MFs making a silent entryShariah-based mutual fund (MF) schemes have made a quiet entry into the Indian investment arena.
- MFs make hay as brokers fund IPOsBrokerages raising money through NCDs to fund retail and high net worth investors for subscribing to IPOs. Neyveli Lignite | Future Capital...
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