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    Learning Objectives

    By the end of the session, you will be able to:

    Brief History

    Define Mutual Fund

    Understand the organization of Mutual Fund

    List advantages of Mutual Fund

    Identify various types of Mutual Fund

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    BRIEF HISTORY.The mutual fund industry in India started in 1963

    with the formation of Unit Trust of India, at theinitiative of the Government of India and Reserve

    Bank of India. The history of mutual funds in India

    can be broadly divided into four distinct phases First Phase (1964-87): UTI

    Second phase(1987-1993)- Entry of Public sector

    funds: with entry of SBI mutual Fund

    Third Phase(1993-2003) - Entry of Private Sector

    Funds. The erstwhile Kothari Pioneer (now

    merged with Franklin Templeton) was the first

    private sector mutual fund

    Fourth phase(since 2003):UTI was bifurcated into

    UTI Mutual Fund and the Specified Undertaking of

    the Unit Trust of India4

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    CONCEPT

    A MF is a trust that pools the savings of a number of

    investors who share a common financial goal.

    The money thus collected is then invested in capital

    market instruments such as shares, debentures and

    other securities.

    The income earned through these investments and the

    capital appreciation realised are shared by its unit

    holders in proportion to the number of units owned by

    them.

    Thus a MF is the most suitable investment for thecommon man as it offers an opportunity to invest in a

    diversified professionally managed basket of

    securities at a relatively low cost.

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    Introduction to Mutual Fund

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    Introduction to Mutual Fund

    A trust that

    pools the savings of a number of investors who share a

    common financial goal

    And then invests in financial instruments to get returns

    which is distributed back to investors

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    Organisation of Mutual Fund

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    Advantages of mutual fund

    Professional Management

    Diversification Return Potential

    Low Costs

    Liquidity

    Transparency Flexibility

    Choice of Schemes

    Tax Benefits

    Well Regulated

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    TYPES OF MUTUAL FUNDS

    Wide variety of MFs exist to cater to the needs

    such as financial position, risk tolerance and

    return expectation etc.,

    The figurre in the next slide gives an overview

    into the exsisting types of schemes in the

    industry.

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    Types of Mutual Fund

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    Types of Mutual Funds

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    OPEN ENDED FUNDS Open for investors to enter or

    exit at any time eve after the New Fund Offer (NFO)

    No time frame for closure of the scheme and there is

    no upper limit or ceiling on the unit capital.

    CLOSE ENDED FUNDS Has a fixed maturity and the

    unit capital fund is also fixed. The investors can buy

    the units only during the NFO and exit at the end of

    the scheme period. However it is listed in the stock

    exchange to maintain liquidity.

    INTERVAL FUNDS

    mostly for close ended funds. Atthe pre-specified period it becomes open ended for a

    specified period only, during which period investors

    can buy or sell the units during that period.

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    TYPES OF MUTUAL FUNDS

    OTHERS

    -- Exchange traded Fund Some index funds

    are listed on stock exchanges and so are

    very liquid. Since this is a passive fund the

    entry and exit load is very low.-- Fund of funds - A MF which invests in its

    own other schemes or in the schemes of

    other M.F. are called fund of funds.

    -- Exchange traded gold funds

    Funds

    collected are invested in the gold and gold

    derivatives. Being a passive fund, charges

    are very low.

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    Plans offered by Mutual Funds.

    Growth Plan Number of units remain the same

    only the units show capital appreciation.

    Dividend plan Income is distributed periodically

    Dividend Reinvestment plan Dividend is

    reinvested thus number of units held will go up

    unlike growth plan.

    Systematic Investment Plan (SIP or AIP)

    Systematic withdrawal plan (SWP or AWP)

    Systematic Transfer Plan (STP or ATP)

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    Summary

    In this session we have learnt

    About working of mutual fund

    Benefits of mutual fund

    Different types of mutual fund

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    Next session

    In the next session we will look at:

    Risk Return Pattern of different types of mutual fund

    Different terminologies of mutual fund

    Who is the regulatory authority for mutual fund

    Marketing concept of mutual fund

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