India’s economy is firmly in the middle of a V-shaped recovery; most businesses are making attempts to adjust to the new normal and are getting back on track. Even though the markets continue to be volatile, this is also the right time for the investors to start looking at options that offer great returns.
Our experts guide you towards the right investing approach under the current scenario and help you in Winning Over Volatility.
In October 2020, data from the Association of Mutual Funds showed that debt schemes and corporate bond funds clocked the biggest inflows in more than a year.
Read More...When investing in a debt instrument, the first consideration ‒ and for many of us the only material one ‒ is the yield to maturity (YTM) it offers.
Read More...Bank fixed deposits (FDs) have traditionally been the most favoured debt investment option among Indians. But not anymore. With interest rates on FDs falling, especially over the past one year,
Read More...By investing a fixed amount every month (or any other interval) from your regular savings, you can invest over a long period of time and benefit from the power of compounding.
Read More...Debt funds are fixed income mutual fund schemes which invest in debt and money market instruments like CPs, CDs, Corporate Bond, T-Bills, G-Secs etc.
Read More...The equity market's stellar performance has beckoned many investor to take huge exposure to the asset class. Though equity is one of the best wealth creators in the long term, it is prudent to include a less risky asset class such as debt to balance the investment portfolio.
Read More...Bank fixed deposits and Government small savings schemes have been the traditional investment choice of average Indian households.As per Reserve Bank of India’s Quarterly Estimates of Household Financial Assets and Liabilities, Rs 4,753 billion was invested in bank FDs in FY 2018.
Read More...In Episode 4 of ‘Winning Over Volatility, we evaluated how banking & PSU funds stand amid the economic downturn, and the dos and don’ts of investing in this category.
Read More...Episode 3 of ‘Winning Over Volatility’ shed light on ETFs and their rising popularity, how they compare to mutual funds, and whether now is the right time to invest in ETFs.
Read More...In Episode 2 of ‘Winning Over Volatility’, organized in association with Mirae Asset Investment Managers (India) Pvt Ltd., we discussed how one should go about investing in debt funds, especially in light of the current economic downturn.
Read More...Swarup Mohanty, CEO, Mirae Asset Investment Managers (India) Pvt.Ltd, will join us for a discussion on May 22. It will focus on why it’s important to stay invested in the face of a pandemic, and the best way to go about it
Read More...In the first episode of ‘Winning Over Volatility’, the CEO of Mirae Asset Investment Managers (India) Pvt.Ltd talks about rising investor maturity in India, the 2008 economic crisis, and more.
Read More...#WinningOverVolatility | Episode 4: Banking & PSU funds
#WinningOverVolatility | Episode 3: ETF: The future of investing
#WinningOverVolatility | EP 2: The importance of credit risk in debt mutual funds
Trigger Investment Plans (TRIP)
#WinningOverVolatility | EP 1: Should I continue with my SIP during an economic slowdown?
Systematic Investment Plans, or SIPs as they are popularly called, have caught the fancy of investors in recent years. Average monthly net flow into the investment vehicle has ballooned
The last one month may have been scary for many investors especially those who are facing a full blown bear market for the first time.
If you have an opportunity to make your own team in IPL, what will you do? Take all the best batsman or make a team of all types of bowlers or make a good mix of batman’s, bowlers and fielders.
Most of us make investments with a single-minded focus on maximizing returns. This often leads to investment mistakes like trying to time the market. Fear and greed become the driving forces so that when markets turn volatile,...
Bank fixed deposits and Government small savings schemes have been the traditional investment choice of average Indian households. As per Reserve Bank of India’s...
We have changed our habits to adapt during these times. We didn't let the ups and down stop us. So, why are we letting the market ups and downs stop us from investing? Systematic investing is likely to help us benefit from volatility.
Patience, discipline, and planning can help your investments overcome the market volatility. Watch to know more.
Trigger Investment Plans help you invest without constant tracking of markets. Watch to know how it works.
A mix of different asset classes is the key to a strong and diversified portfolio. When it comes to investments, the risk approach of an investor plays a very important role.
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