News From Press Arbitrage mutual funds: Equity funds that work like debt funds

Arbitrage mutual funds: Equity funds that work like debt funds

Source: Mint Mar 30, 2020

Arbitrage funds are categorised as hybrid funds but they earn risk-free returns in all market conditions. These funds buy stocks and sell an equal number of stocks in the futures market. Since the futures price is usually higher, the scheme pockets the difference. Unlike debt funds, these funds are free from counterparty or credit risks as the transactions are made on a stock exchange between two parallel markets.

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