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Rollover Option

If the fund's performance is below expectations, the investor can choose to redeem and invest elsewhere.

When it comes to redemption, certain funds provide investors with the opportunity to reinvest their funds. This decision ultimately rests on the investor's satisfaction with the fund's performance. If the fund has met their expectations, they may choose to continue investing. However, if the performance falls short, the investor has the option to redeem their funds and seek out alternative investment opportunities.

Entry Load

Entry load refers to a fee imposed by the Asset Management Company (AMC) on investors when purchasing a specific financial scheme. This charge has been prohibited by the Sec...

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Actively Managed Funds

These funds have a higher management fee compared to passively managed funds where the manager simply tracks the performance of a market index. Actively managed funds refer...

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Sharpe Ratio

The Sharpe Ratio, also known as the Sharpe Index or Modified Sharpe Ratio, is a valuable tool for evaluating the performance of an investment. This metric takes into account...

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Coupon Payments

Bond issuers make regular interest payments to bondholders known as Coupon Payments. These payments are typically made semi-annually or annually and are based on the bond's ...

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