Exam 1: Understanding the Basics of Mutual Funds in India

A minimum start-up capital of about ______________is required for close-ended schemes

_______________ schemes not exposed to sudden and large movements of funds.

______________ are considered high-risk funds but also tend to provide high returns.

The Mutual fund industry follows which of the following regulation?

Who establishes the Mutual Fund in India?

The funds in which units can be purchased only during the initial offer period are called

___________ is a type of investment vehicle consisting of a portfolio of stocks, bonds, or other securities.

The feature of a mutual fund, where it spreads the investment in varied stocks and sectors by pooling the funds of various investors, is called as ______________.

_______________ Mutual fund company was set up as a joint venture between RBI and Government of India

____________ are funds that invest in company debentures, government bonds and other fixed-income assets.

Presently there are __________ AMC in India

Dividend income received from mutual in the hands of unit holders

_____________ are also known as the protectors of the fund and are employed by the fund sponsor.

A _________________ is a trust that pools the savings of a number of investors who share common financial goals.

The value of one unit of investment in Mutual fund is called the _______________.

Nippon India Pharma fund is an example of ______________.

Which of the following is not a limitation of mutual funds?

What are the reasons for economies of scale to the benefit of Mutual funds?

What is the full form of NAV?

HDFC Sensex ETF is an example of ____________.