Yes, NRI can invest in Mutual funds through the various schemes offered by the Scheme offer document.
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A mutual fund company is set up like trust with promoters/sponsors, Asset Management Company (AMC), Trustees, and Custodians. The no. of promoters could be more than one. The trustee of the company can hold its property for the benefit of the unitholders.
A mutual fund is managed by a professional manager of the Asset Management Company approved by the Securities Exchange Board of India (SEBI). SEBI regulates the Registration of Mutual Funds.
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Fixed maturity plans and capital protection. This type of Mutual Fund does not have any lock-in period or maturities and is always open for investments and redemptions. It is beneficial if the investor is looking for liquidity of funds.
Here the mutual funds have a specified lock-in period where the investor can opt for a closed-ended scheme only during the New Fund Offer period, which can be redeemed only after the maturity of the lock-in period.
Allows investors trading of units at a pre-defined interval. This type of fund provides the advantages of both the above-mentioned funds and maintains a balance between them.
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The AMC that works under the mutual fund company is responsible for managing the funds of investors by making investments in different types of securities.
Mutual funds are of three types:
Close Ended: Fixed maturity plans and capital protection.
Open-Ended: Money market/liquid, Equity/growth funds. Index scheme, sectorial scheme, Tax saving schemes, balanced funds.
Interval Mutual funds: Allows investors trading of units at a pre-defined interval.
An applicant shall apply Form A as per SEBI Schedule I (Mutual Fund) Regulations, 1996 with a non-refundable fee of INR 5 Lakh.
Yes, NRI can invest in Mutual funds through the various schemes offered by the Scheme offer document.
The board informs about the discrepancies (if any) within 21 days from the receipt of the application; hence the registration shall depend on the accuracy of the application submitted by the applicant.
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