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For some investors, risk may mean uncertainty, while for some others it may mean an opportunity to grow. Either way, we are concerned about the returns an investment can generate and looking at ‘returns’ through the filter of ‘risk’ is advisable for investors. Excerpts from the book ‘The intelligent investor‘ by Benjamin Graham can guide us through the process of identifying the amount of risk we can take. ” It is widely believed that the return you can expect from an investment is directly proportional to the risk that you are willing to take. This basically translates into the belief that ..read more

We all have heard the classic disclaimer “Mutual Fund investments are subject to market risks”. Let’s understand these risks. In the financial context different people assess risk differently. For some investors, risk may mean uncertainty, while for some others it may mean an opportunity to grow wealth. And likewise there exist a range of Mutual Fund schemes to cater to varied needs of different category of investors. Let’s look at these types with their relative risk and reward assessments to identify and choose the fund types that suits your risk appetite. Broadly Mutual funds can be catego ..read more

Let’s look at the various mutual fund types with their relative risk assessments to identify the fund types that suits your risk appetite. There exist a range of Mutual Fund schemes to cater to varied needs of different category of investors. Broadly Mutual funds can be categorised in to Equity funds and Debt funds. And there is one Hybrid category which aims to combine the benefits of both equity and debt funds, but mostly due to its major exposure to equity it can be considered as an equity fund. Debt funds: These funds invests in fixed income instruments, such as Corporate and Government Bo ..read more