May I know what is your expected returns
from Arbitrage Funds for say in 1 year?
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.
Dear Gautam, The probability of getting negative returns
from an Arbitrage fund is very low.
The company wants to raise $ 20 million at 20 cents a share, as it looks to capitalize on short - term gains
from its arbitrage fund and «medium - term» profits from bitcoin mining.
Not exact matches
This will allow the
fund to profit
from holding valuable cryptocurrencies as the blockchain industry grows, as well as
from the
arbitrage opportunities that come
from volatility and market contraction.
Do you mean risk in the sense that when you buy and sell mutual
funds, you get the exact NAV price calculated at the end of the day; when you buy and sell ETFs you have a free market price that while it's unlikely to diverge much
from the underlying NAV because arbitrageurs gonna
arbitrage, it theoretically could?
Merger
arbitrage funds hold a long position in target stocks while shorting the acquiring company profiting
from the difference.
From 1 yr to less than 3 year, i would go for
ARBITRAGE FUNDS (agreeing to the fact that there are some risk but as said by you But then you always have some spoilsports in the market.
Generally
from taxation part all debit
funds attracts two types of taxation (stcg and ltcg) except
arbitrage funds.
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.
This reasoning challenges the prediction that the free lunch
from value investing might already have been
arbitraged away by the significant allocation to value
funds.
Merger
Funds: More Tame Than Reputation Some investors have been turning to a mutual - fund niche that may offer an attractive way to diversify away from the risks of stocks or bonds: funds that engage in merger arbit
Funds: More Tame Than Reputation Some investors have been turning to a mutual -
fund niche that may offer an attractive way to diversify away
from the risks of stocks or bonds:
funds that engage in merger arbit
funds that engage in merger
arbitrage.
So as I understand
from the above, am I correct to say that for for a pure Systematic Investment to Equity
fund over a period of say 2 - 3 months, is
Arbitrage better option than a Debt
fund?
1) Waiting for an article
from you about
arbitrage funds, when to invest in this and how it works etc,... 2) people are suggesting for long terms investing in equities (stock market), how would it work, like SIP in mutual
funds or??
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 Deposits.
Through my calculations, the gains received
from 2 — 3 months of ultra short term are negated by the short term taxes and
arbitrage fund may provide a slight bit of advantage.
The demand for AAA assets, whether senior or super-senior, was often driven by leveraged investors, seeking to profit
from being able to
arbitrage the AAA securities versus their
funding rate.
IDFC Mutual
Fund has announced change in fund manager under IDFC Arbitrage Plus Fund, with effect from 30 April 2
Fund has announced change in
fund manager under IDFC Arbitrage Plus Fund, with effect from 30 April 2
fund manager under IDFC
Arbitrage Plus
Fund, with effect from 30 April 2
Fund, with effect
from 30 April 2018.
The sub-adviser to SilverPepper Merger
Arbitrage Fund (SPABX / SPAIX) has changed its name
from Brown Trout Management, LLC to Chicago Capital Management, LLC.
● Token holders (including strategic investors and miners) seeking to post their assets as collateral in order to free up capital or earn income; ● Speculators and market - makers aiming to benefit
from price volatility and to capture
arbitrage opportunities; ● Early post-crowdsale entities with idle crypto assets, that could be lent against collateral, providing income generation; ● Tokenomy - powered / Tokenomy - anchored businesses demanding liquidity and liquidity management tools to deploy liquidity surpluses, or to cover liquidity gaps; ● Crypto investment
funds seeking interest income through the lending of their portfolio assets (while retaining exposure); ● Crypto exchanges looking to provide more trading options to their clients.
Potential to benefit
from debt, turnaround and restructuring exists where companies, hedge
funds, private equity firms, investment banks and institutional investors seek
arbitrage.