Page 4 - Index Funds

Index fund investing may not get cheaper as MFs likely to avoid price war

Navi MF's move to launch Nifty 50-based index fund at 0.06% had stoked fears of price war

Index funds under focus as Navi MF looks to disrupt the market

NFO for Navi Nifty 50 Index Fund opens July 3; scheme will have expense ratio of just 0.06% under the direct plan and 0.26% under regular plan which is bought through an intermediary

AMC Entertainment drama is exposing risks in $11 trillion world of indexing

The difference now is that investors have poured billions of dollars into products tracking smaller and cheaper stocks in the past six months

Aditya Birla Sun Life mutual fund launches two new index funds

The funds are focused on the Nitfy midcap and smallcap indices

Let not the variety confuse you, keep your passive fund investments simple

With just three or four passive products, you can build a solid, long-term portfolio

Investors gravitate towards index funds, ETFs as equity funds underperform

Fifteen of the 16 debt categories have beaten diversified equity funds over a three-year period, data shows

Why smart-beta funds should be a part of your satellite portfolio

These products, however, carry higher risk than a pure passive fund

Index funds saw fourfold jump in flows in March amid market volatility

Last month, Index funds received inflows to the tune of Rs 2,076 crore, as against Rs 511 crore the previous month

Explained: How should you select an index fund based on Nifty 50?

Use two criteria for selecting an index fund. One is expense ratio, another criterion you should use is tracking error

Here's why investors should make index funds a part of their core portfolio

With active funds finding it increasingly difficult to beat their benchmarks, it is time for investors to have a significant allocation to passive strategies

New Sebi norms limit risk in passive funds, but higher costs anticipated

The purpose of the new rules is to ensure that passive funds remain adequately diversified

Index funds: How Jack Bogle's innovation changed investing forever

Bogle took a complex universe of thousands of stocks and reduced it to a simple, singular entity, the index fund

Index funds right match for risk-averse investors

Actively managed ones give better returns in an emerging economy

Should you invest in index funds like Warren Buffett?

Only if you are a conservative investor satisfied with index returns; but over long term actively managed funds give better returns in Indian markets