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The article provides information on advantages of Gold Exchange Traded Funds (ETF) in India. Gold ETF is an exchange-trade mutual fund unit that is listed and sold in the stock exchange market and every unit corresponds a certain amount of pure gold with a traded price unit similar to metal prices. It is a piece of paper that can be dematerialized just like a normal share and purchasing it is like purchasing securities in an equity market.

The article provides information on the recent rates of asset-backed securities (ABS) in India. Consequently, chiefs in the domestic mutual fund (MF) are kind of disquieted by the impact on the economy, especially that it has affected a total of 60,000-crore rupees in the loan securities market. However, delinquencies in retail portfolios have accordingly not causing total paralysis though sudden slowdown of liquidity is observed, particularly in the securitization food chain.

A table is presented that depicts the performance of mutual funds on March 2007 in India.

The article discusses the significance of fixed maturity plans (FMP) to business people in India. The FMP offers businessmen with fixed income investment and constant tax-free returns with minimal tax incidence. It has different maturities that range from as little as 15 days to as long as five years. FMP employs the mutual fund structure to combine investor funds and eventually invest the funds in instruments that have similar tenures concurring with the duration of the fund. INSET: Benefit with Indexation.

The article focuses on the need of investors to restructure their mutual fund portfolios in 2011 in India. It indicates that restructuring is needed in order for the equity markets to deal with housing loan scams, increased interest rates, and global economic uncertainties. It is suggested by Gagan Randev, Religare Securities chief executive officer, that profits from equity funds should be put by the investors in liquid and short-term debt funds.

The article offers tips on making a post-budget investment plan in India. It states that for starters in investment, one must keep an eye on interest rates as they are turning out to be a big area of concern. Mutual fund investors must also stick to short-term bond funds or liquid funds. In addition, it is advisable to focus on building the corpus than looking at budgets.

The article presents information on safe investments for investors in the period of market volatility in India. According to the author, investments in an innovative category of mutual funds called the Liquid Plus Funds can fetch decent returns. It is stated that within a short time, the Liquid Plus Funds has become a popular choice for investors.

The article offers information on fund managers including Sunaina da Cunha and Prasad Dhonde at Birla Corp. Ltd's mutual fund department in India. It discusses their investment strategies. It mentions that both worked in the scheme regarding Birla Sun Life Co. Ltd.'s Floating Rate Long Term which has given three year annualized return of 8.22 percent.

The article offers tips to keep the financial health on track among business enterprises in India. One must follow the financial media to keep abreast of the latest developments in India Inc. It is also important to transfer loans from banks that are charging a higher rate of interest to those that promise a cheaper price. In addition, it is vital to avoid dumping the stocks or equity mutual funds when values are low.

The article focuses on the benefits of the new venture of Pioneer Investments with Bank of Baroda in India. According to Pioneer chief executive officer (CEO) Angus W. Stening, the venture, which formed the Baroda Pioneer AMC, will invest in distribution and introduce new products in the country. The scheme also gives the company to enter the good market of the mutual fund business.

The article reports on the guidelines issued by SEBI (Securities & Exchange Board of India) concerning the real estate mutual funds in the country. In its guidelines, SEBI mandated that at least 35 percent of the corpus should be invested directly in real estate assets. SEBI also ruled that the net asset values (NAVs) of the funds should be disclosed daily.

The article reports on global investments by international stock markets through mutual funds (MF) in India. The Fidelity Fund Management Private Ltd.'s asset management company (AMC) is considered to be the third MF to invest in overseas securities. Diversification of assets and international investment expertise of such investors are considered important factors to help the country.

The article reports on the launch of a new Systematic Investment Plan Fund developed by Tata Mutual Fund in India. The said fund has been developed in order to respond to the issue on the rising investment market level. The implementation of the new fund was aimed to generate a long-term growth through a systematic investment in equities as well as in related products.