Arbitrage fund returns are also way low then expected.
Not exact matches
The variability between rates across Canadian exchanges was enough to make an instant 2 - 3 %
return through
arbitrage (minus the extortionate fee you'd have to pay to transfer
funds between exchanges).
Jonathan Pollock, who had practiced closed - end
fund arbitrage in Europe and Asia, had
returned to New York a few years earlier, and now fused the principles upon which Singer had built the firm into an equity strategy that could travel across Elliott and the globe.
Arbitrage strategies expose a fund to the risk that the anticipated arbitrage opportunities will not develop as anticipated, resulting in potentially reduced returns or losses to
Arbitrage strategies expose a
fund to the risk that the anticipated
arbitrage opportunities will not develop as anticipated, resulting in potentially reduced returns or losses to
arbitrage opportunities will not develop as anticipated, resulting in potentially reduced
returns or losses to the
fund.
What we have in our hypothetical market is an obvious
arbitrage — go with the passive
fund, and earn an extra 1 % per year in expected
return, with no strings attached.
If an active
fund skillfully
arbitrages the prices of individual shares — buying those that are priced to offer high future
returns and selling those that are priced to offer low future
returns — it will earn a clear micro-level benefit for itself: an excess
return over the market.
Arbitrage strategies earned superior
returns through 2001 or so, until a combination of deals falling through, and too much money chasing the space (powered by hedge
fund of
funds wanting smooth
returns) made it less worthwhile to be a risk arb.
Unfortunately, Ed Easterling manages a
fund of hedge
funds and he points us in the direction of absolute
return strategies (such as long - short strategies,
arbitrage strategies and many others) as implemented by professionals.
I would like to know about investing in: (1) Gold Mutual
Funds (2)
Arbitrage Mutual
Funds (3) Index
Funds Kindly guide w.r.t the above options and viability of the same w.r.t
returns and risk.
Credit card
arbitrage is the practice of borrowing money from your credit card and depositing the borrowed
funds in some vehicle that
returns you higher interest than you need to pay for maintaining your loan.
But, do not invest in
Arbitrage funds with an objective to get double digit
returns.
Hi Sreekanth garu can you throw more light on following points 1) Any loss of capital in
Arbitrage funds during bearish markets or only less
returns are expected 2) If emergency
fund can be formed with
Arbitrage funds why not with SIP, any specific reason why SIP is not a good idea for this
fund Can you suggest best pure
Arbitrage fund for 2017.
Hello Sreekanth, I was expected more than 8 %
returns from
arbitrage funds as more than 65 %
arbitrage fund is invested in Sensex & sensex is giving on an avg 12 %
return per anum.
If it is for saving purpose with an expectation to get slightly better
returns than say FDs then can consider Short - Term debt
fund +
Arbitrage fund.
May I know what is your expected
returns from
Arbitrage Funds for say in 1 year?
From the above
Returns table it is very clear that Arbitrage Funds can generate returns which are comparable to Short Term Debt Funds or Liquid Debt Funds and Fixed De
Returns table it is very clear that
Arbitrage Funds can generate
returns which are comparable to Short Term Debt Funds or Liquid Debt Funds and Fixed De
returns which are comparable to Short Term Debt
Funds or Liquid Debt
Funds and Fixed Deposits.
The
fund objective of a typical Arbitrage Fund in India is to generate reasonable returns by predominantly investing in arbitrage opportunities in the cash and derivatives segments of the equity markets and by investing remaining balance in debt and money market instruments (like Debentures, Commercial Paper, Certificate of Deposits etc
fund objective of a typical
Arbitrage Fund in India is to generate reasonable returns by predominantly investing in arbitrage opportunities in the cash and derivatives segments of the equity markets and by investing remaining balance in debt and money market instruments (like Debentures, Commercial Paper, Certificate of Deposit
Arbitrage Fund in India is to generate reasonable returns by predominantly investing in arbitrage opportunities in the cash and derivatives segments of the equity markets and by investing remaining balance in debt and money market instruments (like Debentures, Commercial Paper, Certificate of Deposits etc
Fund in India is to generate reasonable
returns by predominantly investing in
arbitrage opportunities in the cash and derivatives segments of the equity markets and by investing remaining balance in debt and money market instruments (like Debentures, Commercial Paper, Certificate of Deposit
arbitrage opportunities in the cash and derivatives segments of the equity markets and by investing remaining balance in debt and money market instruments (like Debentures, Commercial Paper, Certificate of Deposits etc.,).
Arbitrage Funds can generate more and better
returns when markets are volatile.
Dear Gautam, The probability of getting negative
returns from an
Arbitrage fund is very low.
Arbitrage Funds have the risk - return profile which is similar to Debt funds and they are also tax efficient
Funds have the risk -
return profile which is similar to Debt
funds and they are also tax efficient
funds and they are also tax efficient ones.
The strategy of an
arbitrage fund is to trade in Cash & Derivatives market with an aim to generate debt
fund like
returns.
Dear Saravanakumar, Kindly note that
Arbitrage funds can give better tax adjusted
returns than liquid
funds or FDs.
Investors used these convertible
arbitrage hedge
fund strategies as a source of absolute
returns, a safe haven especially in a severe bear market, and got an absolute horror show.
A riskier approach some investors use is to look for investment
arbitrage opportunities by investing their loan
funds in assets they believe will provide them with higher
returns than would be achieved by simply allowing the cash balance to grow at the policy rate.