What is Mutual Fund KYC? KYC is a mandatory process to verify the identity of a mutual fund investor. As per the SEBI guidelines This process includes providing personal details such as name, address, PAN card details, and providing supporting...

Risk and return are two sides of a coin Risk and return are two sides of the same coin. With high return comes high risk and vice versa. One needs to take the needed risk to earn the excess return....

Canara Robeco Emerging Equities Fund is an open ended large and mid cap equity scheme. It invests in a diversified portfolio of large and mid cap stocks across different sectors. Large and mid-cap funds invest at least 35% of their...

What is Address Proof? Address proof is a government-issued or legal document that helps verify where you live. Agencies, banks, and authorities require address proof and proof of identity for communication purposes and to find you when necessary. Criteria for...

Parag Parikh Flexi Cap Fund is among the popular and well-managed funds in the flexi cap category. The fund has a unique investment strategy that combines value investing and international diversification. The fund has delivered a return of 18.02% over...

Bond and bond funds are debt schemes. Bonds are debt instruments that earn fixed income, i.e., generate stable returns for the investors. The investor buys bonds from the bond issuer for a predetermined duration. The bond issuer promises to pay...

LTCG on Mutual Funds Mutual funds are considered capital assets for the purpose of taxation under the Income Tax Act, 1961. Due to this recognition, the sale of any units of mutual funds is subject to capital gains. So now...

Short Term Capital Gain on Mutual Funds Short term capital gain tax arises on a sale of a capital asset by the taxpayer. Mutual funds fall under the definition of a capital asset for the purpose of taxation in India....