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An old Axiom :

“It is not wise to put all eggs


into one basket”

……… was probably in the minds of


those who formed the first
mutual fund.
INVESTMENT
INVESTMENTOPPORTUNITIES
OPPORTUNITIESIN
IN MUTUAL
MUTUALFUNDS
FUNDS

Presented by:
Utkarsh Sethi
Neeru Rawat
What is a Mutual Fund
 A Mutual Fund is a trust.
 Pools the savings of a number of investors.
 Share a common financial goal.
 A diversified portfolio of financial instruments.
 equities, debentures / bonds or other instruments.
 The fund is then deployed in investment
alternatives.
 Income is shared by unit holders.
 In proportion to their investment.
Important characteristics of a
Mutual Fund
 The ownership is in the hands of the investors who have
pooled in their funds.

 It is managed by a team of investment professionals and


other service providers.

 The pool of funds is invested in a portfolio of marketable


investments.

 The investors share is denominated by ‘units’ whose value is


called as Net Asset Value (NAV) which changes everyday.

 The investment portfolio is created according to the stated


investment objectives of the fund.
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Mutual Fund
Operation Flowchart

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Advantages of Mutual Funds to
Investors
 Portfolio diversification
 Professional Management
 Return Potential
 Reduction in Transaction costs
 Liquidity
 Convenience and Flexibility
 Transparency
 Safety – Well regulated by SEBI
How are funds different in terms
of their risk profile?
Equity Funds High level of return but
has a high level of risk
as well

Debt Funds Returns comparatively


less risky than equity
funds

Liquid and Provide stable but low


Money Market level of return
Funds
TYPES OF MUTUAL FUNDS
SCHEMES
INSTRUMENTS OF
INVESTMENT

 EQUITY
 CONVERTIBLE DEBENTURES
 FIXED INCOME SECURITIES
 SHORT TERM SECURITIES
Facilities Provided by Mutual Funds
to the Investors
 Systematic Investment Plan (SIP)
 Systematic Withdrawal Plan (SWP)
 Systematic Transfer Plan (STP)
 Dividend Transfer Plan (DTP)
 Auto debit facility and Electronic Clearing
Service (ECS)
 Switching
AMFI Classification of MF
schemes

Growth & Income High Risk & High Return

Balanced Moderate Risk & Return

Liquid & Money Market Fixed Return

Gilt Zero Risk

ELSS Tax Saving

Fund of funds Additional diversification


Wealth cycle for investors
Stage Financial needs Investment preferences
Accumulation stage Investing for long term identifed Growth options and long term
  financial goals products.High risk appetite
Transition Stage Near term needs for funds as Liquid and medium term investments.
  pre-specified needs draw closer Lower risk appetite
     
Reaping Stage Higher liquidity requirements Liquid and medium term investments.

    Preference for income and debt products

     
Long term investment of
Inter Generational Low liquidity needs.
inheritance
Ability to take risk and invest for the long
transfer  
term
     

Sudden wealth surge Medium to long term Wealth preservation.

    Preference for low risk products


Risks involved in Mutual
Funds
 Market Risk
 Inflation Risk
 Credit Risk
 Investment Risk
 Liquidity Risk
Restrictions
 ON INVESTMENT
 Invest only in marketable securities.
 Issue expenses shall not exceed 6% of the fund.
 MF cannot hold more than 10% of the paid up capital of a company.
 MF scheme can invest max. 10% of its NAV in a single company.
( Exception – Index and Sectoral funds).
 Debt funds - single issuer not more than 15% of NAV, can be relaxed to
20% with approval of trustees and AMC.
 Funds of 1 scheme can be invested in any other MF ( Max 5% of Net
Assets).
 No investment in unlisted associate company.

 ON BUSINESS ACTIVITIES
 No activity other than management of the scheme.
 Shall not act as trustee of any scheme.
 Shall not invest in any of the schemes floated by it unless disclosed in
the offer document.
CONCLUSION
 Best option consider by the investors
when it comes to investing their money in
Mutual Funds.
 This industry is growing at a good pace.
 Money Invested in Mutual Funds is safe.
 Investors who are looking for very high
instant returns, mutual funds are not
recommended; they are meant for
investors committed to patient investing.
THANK YOU..!!

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