Multi-cap and flexi-cap funds both offer diversified equity exposure but differ in allocation flexibility. Multi-cap funds must invest 25% each in large, mid, and small caps, while flexi-cap funds have no such restrictions.
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India’s stock market is seeing a churn that balances hope on one end (domestically) with opportunity on the other (by…
For many years, investing in India felt confusing and risky. Words like mutual funds, stocks, and SIPs scared common people.…
Surat: Zota Health Care Limited (NSE: ZOTA), a leading generics pharmacy retailer in India, has raised Rs 350 crores from…
New Delhi: Mutual Fund investors can now expect better transparency after market regulator Securities Exchange Board of India (SEBI) announced…
New Delhi: Recently, SEBI Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey was interviewed on the current state of the mutual fund industry in India…
India is witnessing a demographic shift like no other. On one hand, we have underdeveloped states like Bihar, Jharkhand and…
A large and mid-cap mutual fund is often seen as the middle ground between safety and growth. It gives investors…
New Delhi: Investing in mutual funds is an excellent way to grow your wealth over time, but understanding the complexities…
New Delhi: Investors commonly wonder whether to take the Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) route or make a lumpsum investment when…
