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  • Budget 2020 | FM Nirmala Sitharman proposes debt ETFs comprising government securities

    Budget 2020 | FM Nirmala Sitharman proposes debt ETFs comprising government securities

    The government had announced plans for debt ETFs in Budget 2019 and the first corporate ETF called Bharat Bond ETF, managed by Edelweiss Mutual Fund, was launched in December.

  • Bond ETFs: A cost-effective way for investors to take debt-market exposure

    Bond ETFs: A cost-effective way for investors to take debt-market exposure

    Investors today are aware of debt mutual funds, but ETFs and specifically bond ETFs are yet to gain traction in India.

  • Edelweiss AMC emerges front runner to manage govt's debt ETF

    Edelweiss AMC emerges front runner to manage govt's debt ETF

    Finance Minister Arun Jaitley in Union Budget 2018-19 announced plans for a debt ETF, following the success of equity ETFs such as CPSE ETF and Bharat-22 ETF.

  • A K Capital Services leads race to manage India's first debt ETF

    A K Capital Services leads race to manage India's first debt ETF

    Two advisory services firms -- Trust Investment Advisors Pvt Ltd and A K Capital Services Ltd -- had made presentations before the Department of Investment and Public Asset Management (DIPAM) on July 13.

  • Budget 2018: Equity MF's growth option to find favour as FM Arun Jaitley proposes 10% tax on dividend distributed

    Budget 2018: Equity MF's growth option to find favour as FM Arun Jaitley proposes 10% tax on dividend distributed

    This move will provide a level playing field across growth oriented funds and dividend distributing funds.

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