Smart investors know that adapting to changing interest rates can significantly impact returns from debt instruments. Floater fund—mutual funds that invest in floating-rate debt securities aim to optimize returns by…
When it comes to growing wealth through mutual funds, most investors focus on selecting the right scheme, tracking performance, and aligning investments with their financial goals. Whether you work with…
Market volatility can be unnerving—but for the well-prepared investor, it’s a window of opportunity. The idea of “buy the dip” has gained traction among investors hoping to snag mutual fund…
While investing in debt funds is less risky than equity, investors should still be wary of the two main types of risk that can affect returns - interest rate and…
In a conversation about low-risk and steady investments, two popular names that almost always come up are recurring deposits and debt mutual funds. Both options are seen as safe places…
The Sharpe Ratio is a critical financial metric that evaluates the risk-adjusted return of an investment, such as a mutual fund. Developed by Nobel laureate William F. Sharpe in 1966,…
