A closer look at the new investment instrument available for Indian citizens
Restrict investment in dynamic or income fund to 20-30% of debt portfolio
Companies announce Rs 768 bn worth investments in Dec quarter versus Rs 1.15 trn in Sept quarter
Last week, while speaking at the CII mutual fund summit, G Mahalingam, whole-time member at the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi), warned the industry that it could face redemption pressure. This, he said, could be triggered by outflows from India if the US Fed follows through on its intent to hike the benchmark rate (it plans to raise it by up to 75 basis points in 2018). His comments may appear incongruous at a time when the industry's assets under management stand at a humongous ~22,79,032 crore (November-end). But, besides the industry, retail investors too need to heed the regulator's warning and bolster their portfolio while the going is good in the markets. When the US Fed hikes its benchmark rates, the interest rate arbitrage between US and Indian bonds reduces. Also, the dollar tends to strengthen, and this reduces the dollar-denominated returns of foreign investors in India, who then pull out. The impact on equity markets is indirect. "The biggest financial ...
Avoid fresh investments, as there might be more opportunities in the coming months
Titled 'New Opportunities in Odisha', the live session is accompanied by the hash tag, #GrowWithOdisha
No given strategy will guarantee the best returns but reasonable strategies will limit losses
'Indians should be taught equity investments'
Fund investors should check strength of bond's promoter group, where rating stands after downgrade
To invest in different sectors which includes forest, public works, water resources and power
Here's a rundown of the top 10 most active investors in India
Data indicate a pickup in retail consumption and increase in consumer confidence
Too much diversification harms your chances of beating the broad market indices convincingly
'Mixed' investing in vogue: Rising popularity of balanced mutual funds among Indian investors
Indian bond investors are snapping up securities tied to the nation's equities
For the risk averse, buying diversified funds with more stocks might make more sense
Understand the strategy before investing in this currently popular category
For retail investors, the mutual fund route or offshore accounts are more suitable
New investors should not put all their money in mid-cap funds
Existing investment treaties expire on April 1, 2017; new ones to be negotiated on BIT draft model