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The Reserve Bank of India announced today that it will open a Rs 50,000-core special liquidity facility for mutual funds (SLP-MF) to ease the liquidity pressure on them.

The interest rate on COVID loans is lower than personal loans and vary from 8%-15% per annum. The loan term varies from 6 months to 5 years.

Buffett and Munger’s diaries are blank, just like those of everyone else on the planet.

The Franklin fiasco, where six mutual funds were closed down by the fund house, has added to the worries of investors. To top it all, there's covid-19. Debt funds are facing the heat due to increased risk of defaults by NBFCs. Find out how to isolate your fund portfolio.

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Santosh Kamath is widely acknowledged as having helped build the market for credit rated below AAA in India as a major buyer of those assets.

Govt gives RBI go-ahead to ensure liquidity; distributors seek special window for small investors

On Akshay Tritiya, CIO (Debt) of Kotak Mahindra AMC on gold as an asset class

The current open interest levels suggest that the expiry level in the coming week may be between 8,900-9,200 levels, Equity99 founder Sumit Bilgaiyan has told Moneycontrol.

If you are invested in other debt schemes, try to assess funds by reviewing their portfolio of securities held

Don’t allow the current environment to sabotage your long-term investment

While a majority of fund houses say that the debt schemes are fairly liquid at this point but could get difficult in coming weeks if lockdown is not lifted

​​A mutual fund halts redemptions when it is not able to sell the assets to pay investors. That’s what happened at Franklin Templeton. Assets Under Management, or AUM, of these six schemes fell between 15 and 30 percent,with Franklin India Short Term Plan in the lead, data from the fund’s website shows.

The regulator said that the conservative capital management position would be reexamined later based on the financial performance of insurance companies in quarter ending September 2020.

Currently, the motor third party obligation is based on the amount of premiums an insurer collects on any given year out of motor third party business.