Investing

Ever wondered if you could invest even with your last ₹100 by the end of the month? Well, you absolutely can. Passive funds such as the Nifty 100 Index Fund make the stock market accessible, and many allow you to invest with ₹100 as a starting point. The Nifty 100 index is a “diversified investing basket” of India’s top 100 companies by market capitalization across varied sectors of the Indian economy. Investing in this index would mean owning a bit of everything,¬ from banks and tech firms to consumer brands.  Before you start, you should know that like any equity investment, there are Nifty 100 Index Fund risks such as market volatility, tracking error etc.. Now, let’s explore why starting small makes sense, how to begin investing in a Nifty 100 Index Fund, and some of the pitfalls to watch out for. Why Start Small? Thanks to the micro-SIP revolution, you don’t need a big bank account to invest. Axis Mutual Fund, that offers index funds at low-cost let investors put in as little ...

 In India, SEBI categorizes Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) into three types based on their investment strategy: Category I focuses on socially/economically desirable sectors (startups, SMEs, infra); Category II includes Private Equity, Debt Funds, etc., not using leverage or complex strategies; and Category III uses complex trading, leverage, and derivatives (Hedge Funds, PIPE Funds) for high returns. Here's a breakdown:  • Category I AIFs (Growth-Oriented)   • Invest in sectors deemed important for economic/social development.   • Examples: Venture Capital Funds (VCFs), Angel Funds, SME Funds, Infrastructure Funds, Social Venture Funds.   • Goal: Foster growth in early-stage ventures and key industries.  • Category II AIFs (Private Equity & Debt)   • A broad category for funds not fitting into I or III, typically avoiding excessive leverage.   • Examples: Private Equity Funds, Debt Funds, Fund of Funds, Real Esta...

 Invest in the world's finest companies. Selected for their true worth - not where they're from. DSP Fund Managers IFSC Private Limited is a Wholly-owned subsidiary company of DSP Asset Managers Private Limited, registered with the International Financial Services Centres Authority ("IFSCA") as a Registered FME (Retail) under the IFSCA (FM) Regulations 2025, which has its presence in GIFT city since 2023. Investment Outside India Indian investors can now access worldwide opportunities, diversify their portfolio, and aim for sustainable long-term growth with DSP Global Equity Fund. DSP Global Equity Fund Actively managed. Globally diversified. Designed to help Indian investors rise above local market swings and access growth worldwide. 💳Min. Investment $5,000 Subscription NAV $9.889 as of Dec 01, 2025 Redemption NAV $9.889 as of Dec 01, 2025 Benchmark MSCI ACWI Net Total Return 1 Portfolio of Global Leaders Gain exposure to dominant businesses in AI, biotech, EVs, lux...

 Starting small and smart clears the confusion; micro-investing lets you effortlessly spread your money across multiple schemes. 🚀 Micro-investment refers to the practice of investing small amounts of money regularly, which can accumulate and grow significantly over time. By micro investing, your money gets diversified across various categories, allowing you to achieve more with less. Micro-investing is a hassle-free investment solution that allows you to start your investment with a small amount in multiple funds through one click transaction. It saves time and diversifies your portfolio across a wide range of funds. You have the flexibility to select schemes to invest in and adjust the amount allocated to each selected scheme, which will contribute to the overall total. Start your investment journey today-  https://www.axismf.com/micro-investing  ▶️When placing your order in Mutual Funds, kindly input my Employee Unique Identification Number. EUIN: E484653 and ARN 2590...

 Nine years, one disciplined approach — how Bank of India Mid & Small Cap Equity & Debt Fund returned 3.8X 🔺Bank Of India Mid & Small Cap Equity & Debt Fund Regular Plan Growth An Open Ended Hybrid Scheme investing predominantly in equity and equity related instruments 💡An open-ended equity fund which invests between 65 to 80% in mid & small cap equities and the remaining in fixed income securities. 🔸Ideal for those who have an investment horizon of 3+ years. 🔸By investing in a mix of mid cap equities and debt, the debt instruments offer a cushion and helps reduce the volatility of the portfolio. 🔸Endeavors to provide higher return than traditional balanced funds and with lower volatility as compared to pure mid & small cap equity funds. ℹ️For original information and investment link https://www.boimf.in/products/hybrid-funds/bank-of-india-mid-small-cap-equity-debt-fund ▶️When placing your order in Mutual Funds, kindly input my Employee Unique Identific...

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