According to the Oxford Dictionary, the word “portfolio” means a collection of different items kept together. In investing, a portfolio refers to the collection of financial assets owned by an investor.A portfolio can include mutual funds, stocks, bonds, government securities, gold, ETFs, and other investments.For example, if an investor owns mutual funds, stocks, bonds, and […]
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Stocks are shares of a single company that investors can buy and sell on the stock market. Mutual funds are different because they collect money from many investors to invest in a mix of stocks, bonds, or other assets.For example, as of 2026, the HDFC Large Cap Fund held 47 holdings in its portfolio, including
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Updated on 04.06.2026The April 2026 IPO subscription trend reflected mixed investor participation across the Indian primary market.During the month, a total of 8 IPOs opened and closed, including 3 Mainboard IPOs and 5 SME IPOs.SME IPOs continued to witness stronger investor participation compared to Mainboard IPOs during the month.For detailed IPO subscription data, visit our
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Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) regulates mutual funds in India. SEBI is the market regulator responsible for protecting investor interests, ensuring transparency, and monitoring the functioning of mutual fund companies and financial markets.SEBI also issues rules and guidelines related to mutual fund operations, disclosures, advertisements, and investor protection.Learn more about mutual funds in
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SEBI, or the Securities and Exchange Board of India, plays a crucial role in regulating mutual funds and protecting investors’ interests in India.As of 31 October 2024, the Indian mutual fund industry managed average assets worth ₹68,50,321 crore with more than 172 million folios, highlighting the rapid growth of mutual fund investments in the country.To
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There are different types of mutual funds designed to meet the needs of investors with varying financial goals, risk appetites, and investment horizons. If you want to learn mutual funds in detail, explore our Mutual Fund Learning Hub for beginner-friendly guides, fund categories, investing concepts, SIP knowledge, and portfolio basics.Mutual funds can mainly be categorized
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An AMC (Asset Management Company) is a company registered with SEBI that manages investments on behalf of investors. It pools money from multiple investors and invests it in assets such as stocks, bonds, government securities, and other financial instruments.If you are new to investing, you can also explore our Mutual Fund Learning Platform to understand
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NAV (Net Asset Value) is the per-unit value of a mutual fund. It represents the price at which investors buy or sell one unit of a mutual fund scheme.If you are new to investing, you can first learn what a mutual fund is and how mutual fund schemes work before understanding NAV in detail.For example,
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While investing in mutual funds can help reduce individual risks through diversification, they are still affected by market fluctuations and are not completely risk-free.Some risks associated with mutual funds are:Market Risk: The value of your investment can go up or down depending on market conditions. If the market falls, your fund’s NAV (Net Asset Value)
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A mutual fund is like a pool where many people invest their money together. These investors may not have the time, experience, or knowledge to select stocks on their own, so the mutual fund company appoints professional fund managers to manage the investments.The fund manager collects money from many investors and carefully invests it in stocks,
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