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The Concept of A Mutual Fund

Mutual funds allow investors to pool their money together into a portfolio that is professionally managed. The key advantages are diversification, professional management, reduced risk and transaction costs. In India, UTI was the first mutual fund established in 1963. The industry has since grown with the entry of public and private sector funds. Funds are categorized by type such as open-end or closed-end, load or no-load, equity, debt, money market, hybrid and other specialized funds.

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The Concept of A Mutual Fund

Mutual funds allow investors to pool their money together into a portfolio that is professionally managed. The key advantages are diversification, professional management, reduced risk and transaction costs. In India, UTI was the first mutual fund established in 1963. The industry has since grown with the entry of public and private sector funds. Funds are categorized by type such as open-end or closed-end, load or no-load, equity, debt, money market, hybrid and other specialized funds.

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Chapter 1

• 1. The Concept and Role of Mutual Funds


• The concept of a Mutual Fund;Fund Advantages of Mutual Fund
investing- Portfolio Diversification, Professional
Management, Reduction of Risk, Transaction Costs and
Taxes, Liquidity and Convenience
• History in India - Size of Industry, Growth Trends, UTI (its
role in the MF sector, unique structure); MFs' Place in
Financial Markets
• Types of Funds
• Open-end Funds/Closed-end Funds/Fixed Term Plans, Load
Funds/No Load Funds, Tax Exempt/Non Tax Exempt Funds
• Money Market Funds, Equity Funds, Debt Funds,
Commodity Funds, Real Estate Funds-
CONCEPT AND ROLE OF
MUTUAL FUND
WHAT IS MUTUAL FUND?
• COMMON POOL OF MONEY
• JOINT OR “MUTUAL” OWNERSHIP
• HENCE…LIKE SHARES OF THE JOINT
STOCK COMPANY
• UNITS ARE THE REPRESENTATION OF
OWNERSHIP
• “Not a company which manages
individual portfolios”
ADVANTAGES OF MUTUAL FUNDS

• PORTFOLIO DIVERSIFICATION
• PROFESSIONAL MANAGEMENT
• REDUCTION / DIVERSIFICATION OF
RISK
• REDUCTION OF TRANSACTION
COSTS
• LIQUIDITY
• CONVENIANCE AND FLEXIBILITY
DISADVANTAGES OF INVESTING
THROUGH MF

• NO CONTROL OVER COST


• NO TAILOR-MADE PORTFOLIO
• MANAGING A PORTFOLIO OF FUND
HISTORY OF MF IN INDIA
• MF INDUSTRY STARTED IN INDIA IN
1963 WITH FORMATION OF UTI
• DIFFERENT PAHSES :
•PHASE -1(UTI)
•PHASE-2 (ENTRY OF PUBLIC SECTOR MFs)
•PAHSE-3 (ENTRY OF PRIVATE MFs)
•PHASE-4 (UNDER SEBI REGULATION)
PHASE-1
• ESTABLISHMENT OF UTI IN 1963
• LAUNCH OF FIRST SCHEME US-64
• FOLLOWED BY ULIP IN 1971,
CGGF(1986), MASTERSHARE(1987)
• UTI THE ONLY PLAYER IN THE
MARKET WITH MONOPOLY POWER
• HUGE MOBILIZATION OF FUNDS
PHASE-2
• ESTABLISHMENT OF SBI-MF---THE FIRST
NON-UTI MF
• FOLLOWED BY CANBANK-MF, LIC-MF,BOI-
MF
• CHANGE IN THE MIND SET OF THE
INVESTORS
• UTI STILL THE UNDISPUTED LEADER OF
THE MARKET
PHASE-3
• ENTRY OF THE PRIVATE SECTOR FUND IN
1993
• JV OF FOREIGN FUND MANANGEMENT
COMPANIES WITH INDIAN PROMOTERS
• MORE COMPETITIVE PRODUCTTS &
INNOVATION, INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT
TECHNIQUES, INVESTORS SERVICING
TECHNIQUES
• INVESTORS STARTED BECOME SELECTIVE
PHASE-4
• SEBI- THE REGULATORY AUTHORITY
• UTI CAME UNDER SEBI REGULATION
VOLUNTARILY
• GOVT.’S STEPS FOR INVESTORS’
PROTECTION
TYPES OF FUNDS

• CLOSE END/ OPEN END


• LOAD / NO-LOAD
• TAX EXEMPT / NON-TAX EXEMPT
• OPEN END FUND:
• UNITS AVAILABLE FOR SALE AND
REPURCHASE AT ALL TIMES
• INVESTORS CAN BUY OR REDEEM ON
NAV
• Ex: ETSP”.
• UNIT CAPITAL - VARIABLE
• CLOSE END FUND:
• DON’T ALLOW INVESTORS TO BUY /
REDEEM UNITS DIRECTLY FROM
FUNDS
• GET LISTED ON STOCK EXCHANGE TO
PROVIDE LIQUIDITY. EX: MEP
• “Units may be traded at a discount or
premium to NAV based on investor’s
perception on future performance and
market factors”
• LOAD FUND:
• LOAD CHARGE TO COVER THE EXPENSES
• ENTRY/FRONT LOAD AND EXIT/ BACK LOAD
• DEFFERED LOAD - CHARGED OVER A PERIOD
OF TIME
• EXIT LOAD PREFFERED OVER ENTRY LOAD FOR
BENEFIT OF COMPOUNDING
• CONTINGENT DEFFERED SALES CHARGE- EXIT
LOAD CHARGED DEPENDING ON THE PERIOD.
EX:BOND FUND
• EVEN CLOSE END FUNDS MAY HAVE LOADS
• NO LOAD FUND:
• THERE IS NO LOAD - NO
SALES EXPENSE CHARGE
• NAV CALCULATED AFTER
ACCOUNTING FOR OTHER
EXPENSES
MUTUAL FUND TYPES
• BY NATURE OF INVESTMENTS
• EQUITY, BOND, MONEY MARKET
FUNDS
• BY INVESTMENT OBJECTIVE
• INCOME, GROWTH, VALUE FUNDS
• BY RISK PROFILE
• HIGH, LOW, MODERATE RISK FUNDS
MONEY MARKET FUND
• LOWEST RISK
• INVESTMENT IN THE SECURITY OF
LESS THAN ONE YEAR SECURITY
• INVESTMENT IN TREASURY BILLS, CD,
COM. PAPERS, CALL MONEY
• STRENGTH: LIQUIDITY AND SAFETY
OF PRINCIPAL
GILT FUND
• LOW RISK BUT HIGHER THAN THAT
OF MMF
• MEDIUM TO LONG TERM MATURITY
(MORE THAN 1 YEAR)
• LITTLE DEFAULT RISK, HIGH
INTEREST RATE RISK
• IT’S PRICES FALLS WHEN INTEREST
RATES INCREASE AND VICE VERSA
DEBT / INCOME FUND
• RISK HIGHER THAN G-SEC FUND
• MORE EMPHASIS ON INCOME
DISTRIBUTION THAN CAPITAL
APPRECIATION
• TYPES
• DIVERSIFIED
• FOCUSED
• HIGH YIELD (Investment in lower rate)
• ASSURED RETURN
TYPES OF EQUITY FUNDS
• AGGRESSIVE GROWTH FUNDS:
Investment in less researched or
speculative/non-blue chip stocks
• GROWTH FUNDS: Investment in stocks
with above average growth prospects
over 3-5 [Link]:Tech Stock
• SPECIALITY FUNDS: Sector, Offshore,
Small-cap equity, Option income funds
• DIVERSIFIED EQUITY FUNDS: ELSS.
Ex: ETSP
• EQUITY INDEX FUNDS
• VALUE FUNDS: Invest in fundamentally
sound companies with low P/E ratio.
• EQUITY INCOME FUND: Invest in
sectors where low fluctuation in stock
price and high dividend is expected.
TYPES OF HYBRID FUNDS
• BALANCED FUNDS: More or less equal
proportion
• GROWTH -INCOME FUNDS: Mix between good
dividend paying records and with potential of
capital appreciation.
• ASSET ALLOCATION FUNDS:Asset allocation
between equity,debt or money market and asset
allocation policy may be pre-determined or
flexible.

OTHER FUNDS
• COMODITY FUNDS
• REAL ESTATE FUNDS

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