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Nippon India Nivesh Laksya Fund has caught the imagination of many individual investors. Many of them want to know the details of this long-term gilt fund. Most mutual fund advisors ask their clients to stay way from long-term debt funds, as these schemes are extremely sensitive to interest rate changes and one has to time the entry and exit in them to maximise returns.

Algorithmic trading or ''algo'' in market parlance refers to orders generated at a super-fast speed by the use of advanced mathematical models that involve automated execution of trade, and it is mostly used by large institutional investors.

South-based brokerage in talks with investors, including HDFC Chairman Deepak Parekh’s son Aditya Parekh

‘There is a lot of improvement on the ground that we are noticing’

The fund house became the largest asset manager in the country in February this year.

It’s not very long before paper receipts with gold in storage were used as currencies. This era was known as a “The Gold standard”.

"If there is no financial exigency, one must continue with their SIP/STP right now to take advantage of lower market valuations and get the benefit of rupee cost averaging. To create wealth in the long-term, now is the time to take advantage of this situation."

The regulator has asked exchanges, depositories and debenture trustees to put in place necessary systems and infrastructure for implementation.

With this stake sale, ICICI Bank now holds 51.40% stake in ICICI Prudential

Diversification across asset classes is the key for serious investors if they want to have better risk-adjusted returns.

Debt mutual funds have to show notional losses or gains on their debt holdings even if the gains or losses are not actually realised. This is known as markto-market or MTM risk.

Banking sector funds have surprised investors in the last one month. The category has offered 21.38% returns in one month. It is indeed surprising because the banking sector has suffered a lot in the last one year.

An index fund, a relatively boring and lacklustre instrument, had beaten a hedge fund.

“Markets always tend to look ahead. Some of the macro numbers like auto sales, cement, electricity and diesel consumption, are sequentially looking better. Lockdown is getting lifted, business are opening up."

In the rescue process, Yes Bank’s AT1 bonds worth ₹8,415 crore were written down in full in March