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  • Ask Us It is raining closed-ended equity mutual fund schemes. Should you buy them?

    It is raining closed-ended equity mutual fund schemes. Should you buy them?

    Source : Economic Times May 27, 2018

    Many mutual fund houses are busy launching closed-ended equity schemes these days. Fund houses such as Canara Robecco, SBI, Sundaram, Kotak and IDFC Mutual Funds have recently launched equity schemes with a lock-in period. Some fund houses are in the process of launching close-ended equity schemes. Why are mutual fund houses in love with close-ended equity schemes suddenly? 

    “Closed-ended equity schemes have been there earlier as well but we have never recommended them. 

     

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