Fintech platform MarketsMojo on Wednesday announced the launch of its mutual fund investment and distribution services platform MOJOMF. The platform will be a complete advisory solution on mutual funds with guidance on how to generate alpha on investments. The move is aimed at attracting more investors, especially the youth, by making investment processes and advisory simple, accessible and free of charge. "Investors will benefit from our selection of funds, curated by our advanced algorithm, which is customised to fit one's risk tolerance and investment goals. "The ultimate goal is to deliver a balanced and precision-driven investment strategy, tailored to meet one's specific financial goals," Amit Golia, Group CEO at MarketsMojo, said. MarketsMojo also plans to provide a complete wealth management solution in the coming months, starting with the launch of mutual funds (MF), and eventually becoming an asset advisor across the family portfolio. This includes risk profiling and th
Capitalmind joins the likes of Angel One and Unifi Capital in the queue for a final MF licence
Investor tide swells by 1.2 million, reaching 48.1 million
The fund aims to invest dynamically across sectors and companies by utilising emerging market trends and growth themes to optimise returns
Radhakrishnan notes that global central banks' potential policy easing could further bolster demand
In its annual report, regulator says difficult to recover dues stand at Rs 76,000 crore
Churn in holdings will attract higher tax; no-pass through advantage like MFs, AIFs
Investment schemes will help investors 'capitalise on future of electric mobility and related technologies', says company
The current government, right from 2014, has shown an inclination to maintain fiscal discipline, he says
Quant MF claims to have received no further communication from the regulator since the searches were conducted
Scheme tracks Nifty Oil & Gas TRI, an index that reflects the performance of companies in the oil and gas sector
Scheme will invest in equity and equity-related instruments of energy companies
By opting for a loan instead of redeeming your mutual fund units, you can continue to benefit from potential market appreciation and compound growth.
The scheme aims to generate long-term capital growth by investing in securities that are part of the Nifty EV & New Age Automotive Index
The fund will invest in India's largest 500 companies listed on the NSE
Loan against mutual funds is a financial solution that allows you to create an overdraft facility against your mutual fund units
The cutoff has gone up sharply since the Covid-19 pandemic. During July-December 2019, the largecap cutoff stood at Rs 27,454 crore
PSU mutual funds can be a good investment option for investors looking to gain exposure to the public sector
In the past fortnight, fund houses have approached Sebi for 20 NFO approvals
Capital markets regulator Sebi on Monday eased rules for existing investors with abolishing the norm of freezing demat accounts and mutual fund folios in case of failure to provide a 'choice of nomination'. Additionally, investors holding securities in physical form would be eligible for receipt of any payment, including dividend, interest or redemption payment as well as to lodge grievances or avail any service request from the RTA (Registrars to an Issue and Share Transfer Agents) even if they did not submit 'choice of nomination'. Earlier, the regulator set June 30, 2024, as the deadline for all existing individual mutual fund holders to nominate or opt out of nomination. Failure to comply with the rule could have led to the freezing of their accounts for withdrawals. Based on representations received from the market participants, for ease of compliance and investor convenience, Sebi has decided that for existing investors or unitholders, non-submission of 'choice of nomination'