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  • MF News IDBI MF to launch daily SIP facility under Ultra Short Bond Fund

    IDBI MF to launch daily SIP facility under Ultra Short Bond Fund

    In addition to monthly & quarterly SIP, IDBI Ultra Short Bond Fund to introduce daily SIP facility
    Team Cafemutual Jun 2, 2011

    In addition to monthly & quarterly SIP, IDBI Ultra Short Bond Fund to introduce daily SIP facility

    Mumbai: IDBI Mutual Fund has decided to introduce daily SIP facility under IDBI Ultra Short Term Fund with effect from June 6, 2011. For daily SIP, the minimum investment per day is Rs.500 for a minimum of 30 installments continuously for all business days.

    IDBI Ultra Short Bond Fund is an open ended debt scheme with the investment objective of providing investors with regular income for their investment. The scheme is managed by Gautam Kaul and is benchmarked against CRISIL Liquid Fund Index.

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