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Buyback Boom

Buyback Boom

by Tanvi Verma |Apr 15, 2017

Making the most of a share buyback offer largely dependson the winning combination of premium pricing and high acceptance ratio

If you are among those who are nervous about investing in equity funds because of ups and downs in the market , SIP will work best for you. (Photo: Reuters)

SIPs are a safer option during market volatility

by Tanvi Verma |Oct 19, 2015

Systematic investment plan not only minimises the risk of losses due to fall in equity markets but also saves you the hassle of timing the markets.

SIPs average out costs and give better returns than lump sum during volatile periods

by Tanvi Verma |Oct 7, 2015

SIPs underperform in a consistently rising market as its main advantage of cost averaging is not realised in such a case.

Debt instruments are also subject to various risks. One must invest with caution

by Tanvi Verma |Oct 7, 2015

Debt funds are subject to interest rate risk and credit risk. They are not risk-free

Most online platforms minimize the paperwork required, which is the biggest deterrent today

by Tanvi Verma |Sep 10, 2015

Online mutual fund platforms not only offer a convenient and hassle free way of investing into mutual funds but they are also safe and secure

Recent cap by JP Morgan AMC reveals the underlying risks debts funds are subject to

by Tanvi Verma |Sep 9, 2015

While equities are subject to market risk, debt funds are subject to credit risk and interest rate risk

The cost of education in the US, which is the preferred destination for Indian parents, can exceed RS1.09 crore

by Tanvi Verma |Sep 9, 2015

 The cost of education in the US, which is the preferred destination for Indian parents, can exceed RS1.09 crore

Investors could increase maturity of debt

by Tanvi Verma |Sep 7, 2015

Rahul Goswami, CIO Fixed Income, ICICI Prudential AMC tells you how to choose a debt fund

For the week ended February 6, 2015, the biggest losers amongst Group A stocks were Bank of Baroda(22%), Oriental Bank(22%) and Punjab National Bank (18%) followed by Union Bank of India, Indian Bank, Bank of India losing 15% each.

RBI, poor quarterly results lead to market consolidation

by Tanvi Verma |Feb 6, 2015

Market volatility continues to be high and with no further rate cut, sensitive stocks and high beta stocks are losing the shine added in expectation of the RBI meet.

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Tips for debt fund strategies to get gains from possible interest rate cut

by Tanvi Verma |Jan 2, 2015

We tell you how to work out your debt fund strategy to gain from possible interest rate cuts.