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Mutual Funds

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 the level of risk associated with an investment, providing a more accurate measure of its success. It is named after renowned American economist, William Sharpe, and is widely used in the finance industry.

Investment Strategy

It involves making informed decisions about the allocation of funds, diversification of assets and balancing risk and return. Asset allocation is a key component of investmen...

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Debt Funds

Debt Funds, also referred to as fixed income funds, are mutual fund schemes that primarily invest in securities that generate a fixed income. These securities include Certif...

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Lock-in Period

Investors must be aware of the lock-in period, which restricts them from redeeming their units immediately after making new investments. This time frame is predetermined and...

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Global Funds

Mutual funds, a popular investment tool, offer investors an opportunity to diversify their portfolio by investing in international companies. These funds, also known as glob...

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