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Top 5 Mutual Funds for the Week - Finance News
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OPEN-ENDED MUTUAL FUNDS
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Equity mutual funds post best monthly return since May 2009
NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Diversified stock funds posted their best monthly return in nearly three years in January as a sharp rise in key stock prices and exposure to sectors such as financial services pushed up net asset values. Diversified funds returned an average 11.68 percent to record their best monthly performance since May 2009, data from fund tracker Lipper, a Thomson Reuters company ...
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Mutual funds body looks to redraft disclaimer to draw investors
Business Line (From left) Mr Rajiv Mundra, Senior Vice-President, ICC; Mr Deepak Chatterjee, MD, SBI Mutual Funds Manangement Pvt Ltd; Mr S.V. Krishnamohan, CGM, SEBI; and Mr V. Ramesh, Deputy Chief Executive, Association of Mutual Funds in India, at the 5th ICC Mutual Fund Summit in Kolkata on Saturday.
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Which mutual funds to buy? Read this!
ffIn an hour-long chat on on rediff.com on Friday, MCX-Zee Business award winning Mutual Fund expert, Ashok Kumar offered some tips on mutual funds.
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Why you must invest in ELSS funds
Find out why equity linked savings scheme is the best investment option for tax savers, why it is a favourite of tax-savers, what factors you must to consider while investing in ELSS mutual funds and how to choose them.
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MFs should offer life-cycle products, says SEBI advisory body
The international advisory board (IAB) of the capital market watchdog SEBI has stressed the need for mutual funds to offer life-cycle products along with plain vanilla products.
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Sebi eases preferential allotment norms
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi), the capital market regulator, today lifted restrictions on broad-based institutions, such as insurance companies and mutual funds, subscribing to preferential issues of companies. The decision was taken at its board meeting in New Delhi today.
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Insurance policies may soon be available in demat form
After shares and mutual funds, its now the turn of insurance policies to be digitised, with insurance regulator IRDA expected to give the nod for making policies available in demat form.
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Sebi eases preferential norms for MFs, insurers
Mumbai, Jan. 28: The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) today relaxed preferential allotment norms for insurance companies and mutual funds, besides raising the minimum investment limit under portfolio management services by five times to Rs 25 lakh.
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