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.,).
An income fund would mainly buy debt instruments
like debentures and bonds.
Not exact matches
Monthly Income Plan or the MIP is basically a debt - oriented hybrid mutual fund where nearly three - fourth of the corpus is invested in debt instruments such as
debentures, government securities, and the
likes.
These funds invest in debt - market instruments
like bonds, government securities,
debentures and so on.
In case of Debt mutual funds, they invest in various fixed income instruments
like bank Certificates of Deposits (CDs), Commercial Papers (CPs), treasury bills, government bonds (G - secs), PSU bonds and corporate bonds /
debentures, Company Fixed Deposits, cash and call instruments, and so on..
A «secured
debenture» has some particular asset attached to it,
like a factory, building or shopping center.
Although a
debenture issuer may seem
like a bank, they are not a bank, so the government guarantee on deposits does not apply.
Debt funds pool money raised from people and invest it in fixed income instruments
like government bonds, corporate bonds, non-convertible
debentures and other highly - rated instruments.
Mutual funds invest in various securities, including common and preferred shares, debt securities such as bonds and
debentures, as well as money market instruments
like Treasury Bills.
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