Jun 08, 2021 05:02 PM IST

Simply Save | Which is better to invest, index funds or exchange traded funds?

Kirtan Shah, co-founder and chief executive officer of SRE Wealth, talks to Moneycontrol’s Jash Kriplani on how index funds and ETFs can impact investors

Why retail investors prefer index funds to ETFs

SBI Nifty Next 50 Index Fund review: Should you invest in the NFO?

The Nifty Next 50 is not as heavily exposed to banking and financials, and also allows investors to participate in more sectors

What is tracking error and why it is important

Shareholder's Vote: SEBI mandates mutual funds to vote on all company resolutions

New guidelines say voting can even be done at scheme-level if fund manager has a different view than the fund house.

Is investing in index funds the best way to take large-cap exposure?

Index funds can be chosen for holding a major part of your large-cap exposure. But do keep in mind the concentration risk

Passive investments: The options available and how to use them for your goals

On the debt side, active funds are still the better option

Investors’ core equity portfolio must be in passive funds: Nippon India ETF

There is little possibility that fund managers will consistently beat benchmarks across time periods

Why active fund managers may not be taking enough risks

They may be averse to truly hold on to big bets since they are not confident of investors’ ability to stay the course

Why retail interest is less in ETFs and more in index funds

Index mutual funds allow shareholders to reinvest their dividends automatically, commission-free. ETFs don't usually offer that service, and if they do, they are less efficient.

Even in India, it is hard for active fund managers to outperform the market: Morningstar

If you're having or if you're trying to have a large-cap exposure, passive investing, especially if it is at the right price, can make sense for a lot of investors.

Invest in large-caps through ETFs and index funds

ETFs and index funds have immense inherent value as the cheaper alternative investment products

Time to move your large-cap portfolio to passive funds

Of 29 large-cap schemes, only three outperformed their respective benchmark indices

Viewpoint | Does your portfolio need a quant fund?

A quantitative element is coded into every fund at some level; it’s just that in a quant fund, the judgement call of a fund manager is taken away

Nifty Next 50 ETF: An appealing investment strategy

Which equity index makes an appealing investment strategy?

Comment | SEBI’s new rules will lead to wide tracking errors for passive funds

The purpose of an index fund is lost if it does not follow the index.

Here’s how 5 basis points is all it costs to invest in stocks

Exchange traded funds: How different are they from index funds

Though some exchange traded funds mimic popular stock indices, they are not the same.

Which banking sector fund will you choose?

The choice within the banking space is huge and hence here is a look at what one can expect.

MF NAV shown in decimals should not be a point of confusion

SEBI has asked the mutual funds to come with some uniformity when it comes to reporting of NAV.

Including index funds in portfolio: Good or bad?

Watch the interview of Harsh Roongta of apnapaisa.com with Ekta Batra on CNBC-TV18, in which he spoke about including index funds in one's portfolio.

What fund managers and advisors won't tell you

Here are some points one must look into before investing in mutual funds.

Index Funds vs Actively Managed Funds: Which is better?

In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Gaurav Mashruwala, Certified Financial Planner compared various aspects of index funds and actively managed funds.

Which index fund should investors pick: Nirmal Bang

Index funds invest in a basket of stocks of an index (like Sensex, Nifty, Junior Nifty or even sectoral index such as Bankex and Infrastructure) in a similar manner that reflects the allocation of a benchmark index.