The NFO is benchmarked against the domestic price of gold. According to the SID, the risk of the fund, as well as the benchmark, is high
ETFs offer cost efficiency and real-time pricing, while FoFs bring convenience and simplicity. Experts explain how investors should pick between the two.
Our fund of funds isn't allowed to invest in silver futures, only in silver ETFs. So, we had no option but to pause fresh purchases - else, investors would enter at a 10 per cent premium, Shah said
The Nippon India Silver ETF is listed on the stock exchange and primarily invests in physical silver and/or Exchange-Traded Commodity Derivatives (ETCDs) linked to silver
Angel One Gold ETF will be listed on NSE, offering liquidity and ease of trading, and will hold 99.5 per cent pure gold
Listed funds witnessed inflows for the second consecutive month. The inflows were driven by ETFs, which attracted US$2.4 bn, offset by non-ETF outflows of US$1 bn.
ETFs tracking NSE indices recorded Rs 3.8 trillion in trades in FY25, more than double the FY24 figure, as equity swings, regulatory shifts and liquidity needs boost activity
Kotak MSCI India ETF: Here are the key features that investors need to know about this open-ended scheme, which is measured against the MSCI India Index
Index fund folios double; nearly 40% jump in ETF accounts
Study reveals that ETFs on top 3 broad indices i.e., Nifty 50 ETF, Nifty Next 50 ETF and Nifty Midcap 150 ETF contribute more than 99% of total AUM among broad indices in Equity ETF schemes.
LGIM pioneered and launched an Indian government bond-dedicated ETF in October 2021, which currently has around $700 million of assets, making it the largest of the five such ETFs
On the other hand, gold prices have seen a rise in the last few months amid steady demand, especially from the global central banks
BlackRock leads the global ETF space with a nearly 40% market share
There were an estimated 3.5 million Indian expatriates in the United Arab Emirates as of 2021, comprising about 30% of the Gulf country's population
The last time ETFs trailed the mutual fund industry was in 2013, when the ETF AUM had declined 11 per cent despite the industry's assets growing 9 per cent
Axis Mutual Fund on Tuesday launched an open-ended fund of ETF -- wherein the underlying investments comprise US treasury securities -- and is expecting to garner at least Rs 100 crore in the opening week. The seventh largest fund house expects to mop up at least Rs 500 crore from the US treasury dynamic bond ETF in the next one year. The fund house said the NFO, which will be managed by Vinayak Jayanath, will close on December 19. If redeemed/switched-out within one month from the date of allotment, the fund house will charge an exit load of 0.25 per cent, it said, adding that if redeemed after one month from the date of allotment, there will be no such charges. The ETF is benchmarked against the Bloomberg US intermediate treasury index, and has the primary investment objective of providing regular income by investing in units of overseas ETFs, B Gop Kumar, the chief executive of the company, said.
The government is looking to appoint a consultant to advise it on managing the Bharat Bond ETF, whose asset under management (AUM) has crossed Rs 50,000 crore since its launch in 2019. The Bharat Bond Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) comprises bonds of CPSEs, CPSUs, Central Public Financial Institutions (CPFIs) and other government organisations. These institutions have issued bonds and raised debt of Rs 33,400 crore since 2019, using the ETF platform. The Department of Investment and Public Asset Management (DIPAM) on Friday issued an RFP for appointing an advisor/consultant with experience and expertise in advising or who has been involved in a relevant capacity in the launch of an ETF/Debt ETF /Debt MF/ index linked fund/corporate bonds issuances. Merchant bankers/investment bankers/consulting firms/financial institutions; either individually or as a consortium; can bid to act as the advisor/consultant. The advisor will analyse, assist and advise on the possible monetisation of the de
India-focused offshore funds and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) registered the highest-ever quarterly inflow of $7.97 billion in the September quarter
The strong inflows from listed funds into the domestic markets come on the back of an increase in India's weightage
In a post on X, Coin Telegraph apologized for its earlier post, which it said "led to the dissemination of inaccurate information"