As a mutual fund investor you should know different mutual fund terms. Here is collection of mutual fund terminologies their meaning and definition in detail.
CRISIL Ratings
Credit Rating Information Services of India Limited CRISIL is India's first rating agency. It rated a wide range of financial instruments, companies, entities, and organizations. CRISIL ratings act as a guide to investors, borrowers, lenders, and market intermediaries. They cover...
Internal Rate of Return (IRR)
What is Internal Rate of Return? Internal Rate of Return (IRR) is a financial metric that considers the cash flows from an investment to evaluate its profitability. In other words, it evaluates investment returns by considering both positive and negative...
Yield To Maturity (YTM)
Table of contentsWhat is Yield To Maturity (YTM)?Yield To Maturity (YTM) FormulaHow to Calculate Yield To Maturity (YTM)?Why Yield to Maturity Keeps Changing in Debt Funds? What is Yield? Yield is the measure of cash flow of an investment over...
Best Blue Chip Funds
's Best Blue Chip Funds to Invest FundsCategory3 Year ReturnAxis Bluechip FundLarge Cap12.2%ICICI Prudential Bluechip FundLarge Cap17.1%HDFC Top 100 FundLarge Cap15.2%Kotak Blue Chip FundLarge Cap16%SBI Blue Chip FundLarge Cap16.1%Canara Robeco Bluechip Equity FundLarge Cap16.9%Principal Emerging Bluechip FundLarge Cap21.9%Mirae Asset Emerging...
Lock in Period
The period during which investments are locked in is called lockin period or lockup period. Investors cannot sell their investments during this period of time. Lock-in period is common to hedge funds, IPOs of private equity, startups and few mutual...
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What are Funds
What is a fund? A fund is formed by pooling money from multiple investors. The fund is a pool of money set aside for a specific purpose. Professionals manage funds and invest the money in financial securities. A fund manager...
Asset Allocation
What is Asset Allocation? Asset allocation is an investment strategy that aims to balance the risk and growth associated with investment schemes. It balances the risk and growth by allocating the total investment among different asset classes. These asset classes...
What is Value Investing?
Anything can lead to the market breaking resistance levels (highs) and support levels (lows). Investor sentiments, credit ratings and any rumour about the company are just a few examples that lead to volatility in the market. These market movements can...
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