A huge sum or a small beginning, Mutual Funds are right for you
Whether it's a small beginning or a large sum, Mutual Funds are the way to go. This video focuses on that while saying, the important thing is to start, and keep increasing your contribution with time.
Stay at the top of your financial game with Mutual Funds
It's in people's nature to be driven and impressed by performance. And why not? You'll see in the video too, that while two successful people enjoy a game of golf, the word "performance" comes into the conversation. With Mutual Funds too, you can see a difference in your funds!
Put your money on the path of growth with Mutual Funds
Everyone thinks ahead, but to differing magnitudes, right? From what you see in the video above, whether it's for the next, delicious samosa or for planning for the far future, everyone gives their tomorrow a thought. You should too, with Mutual Funds.
Plan your life goals with Mutual Funds
Goals can be small or large, it can be a two wheeler or a villa on a ranch or an education in an Ivy League university. You can plan your life's goals with Mutual Funds. Check out the video to know what we mean.
Striking the perfect note between risk and returns with Mutual Funds.
Are risks holding you back from investing? Watch this to better understand how to strike the perfect note between risk and returns.
Small beginnings can lead to good returns with Mutual Funds
Investment is not just for High Net worth Individuals. Do you know how little you need, to start investing in Mutual Funds? Watch the TVC above to know how small beginnings can lead to good returns with Mutual Funds.
` 500 se toh sirf shuruwaat hai
Are you one of those people, who never start investing because you are unable to save much at the end of the month? Watch the video above to understand how you don't need a bulk amount to start investing.
Risky nahi, rewarding hai.
Diversification of funds in Mutual Funds is one of its major advantages. Want to know what diversification is? Watch the video above.
A plan for every goal
No matter what the amount, why let your money sit idle when it can generate returns for you? Know how you can plan your unique goals through the video above.
Long term, short term. Your choice.
Whether you want a motorcycle next year, a car 4 years later or your own house 10 years from now, Check out the video to understand how you can achieve all these goals and more.
Money doesn't get locked up. It gets invested!
Did you know, you can withdraw money from your Mutual Funds whenever you want? Yes, your money in your investment in Mutual Funds is easily accessible. Let Subbhu explain it to you better in the above video.
Put your money on the path of growth with Mutual Funds
Everyone thinks ahead, but to differing magnitudes, right? From what you see in the video above, whether it's for the next, delicious samosa or for planning for the far future, everyone gives their tomorrow a thought. You should too, with Mutual Funds.
The Indian rupee faces pressure and may fall below 92 against the US dollar. A prolonged conflict between the US, Israel, and Iran could drive up oil prices. This rise in oil costs is expected to affect India's fiscal deficit and inflation. Economists predict a potential impact on India's GDP due to higher crude prices.
Vedanta Ltd is set to raise approximately ₹3,000 crore through a domestic bond issuance early next week to refinance upcoming obligations and bolster liquidity. The three-year and five-year non-convertible debentures are expected to offer coupons around 8.75% and 9% respectively.
The Securities Appellate Tribunal has upheld market regulator Sebi's penalties against Kotak Mahindra Asset Management Company. This ruling concerns investments made by its fixed maturity plans in Essel Group-linked entities. The tribunal found Kotak AMC failed to exercise due diligence and violated mutual fund rules.
India's foreign exchange reserves surged to a record $728.5 billion in the week ending February 27, boosted significantly by a $4 billion increase in gold reserves. Foreign currency assets and SDRs also contributed to the rise, despite the rupee facing pressure from forward contract maturities.
New RBI proposals aim to protect bank customers from fraudulent electronic transactions, potentially offering compensation up to ₹50,000 even in cases of customer negligence. The draft regulations propose reimbursement of 85% of the net loss or ₹25,000, whichever is lower, with a lifetime benefit limit. Banks will bear the burden of proof for customer liability in fraud cases.
Morgan Stanley has lowered India's rating to 'equal weight'. This move is due to geopolitical uncertainties and oil supply concerns. The firm remains positive on Japan, Brazil, and Singapore. While India's economy is more stable against oil price hikes, AI disruptions and high valuations are also factors.
The Reserve Bank of India will purchase bonds worth one lakh crore rupees next week. This move aims to inject funds into the banking system. These purchases will help offset expected outflows from advance tax payments. Banking liquidity is currently robust. However, banks may be hesitant to sell government bonds due to low liquidity coverage ratios.
Indian equities experienced their steepest weekly loss in over a year, with the Nifty and Sensex falling significantly due to escalating West Asian conflict fears. Persistent foreign outflows and rising oil prices further pressured sentiment, causing the rupee to hit a record low despite central bank intervention. Analysts anticipate continued weakness unless a ceasefire is reached.