Mutual Funds

We are here to help you find individuals and institutional investors with similar investment objectives.

Are you looking for a financial firm with the ability to guide your mutual investments as per your financial goals and risk management?

This is a type of a professionally managed collective investment drive that raises money by selling shares or units to individual investors. The funds gotten are then used to purchase a variety of other investments. Sometimes the funds are called investment companies and are regulated by the security industry. In most cases, they can be bought and sold at the convenience of the investor.

Investors buy funds from a fund itself or a broker for the fund rather than the other investors at a price of funds per share net asset value including fees charged at purchase time. The funds are redeemable and upon selling, payments are made within seven days. Before buying funds, an investor should understand the prospects as they contain information about the mutual funds’ investment objectives, risks, performances and expenses.

• Risk factor determined by investment amount and duration.
• Market positioning.
• Return investments.
• Tax saving under section 80c.
• The long-term or short term goal.

• History of the company or fund.
• Management of the fund.
• The focus of the funds.
• Fund performance.
• Fees allocated and risks.

• Money market
• Fixed income
• Growth or equity
• Balanced
• Global
• Specialty
• Index

• Affordable means of professional management because of shared costs.
• The easy and seamless way to diversify investments.
• Its liquidity allows easy selling and buying of mutual units.
• Built-in diversification.