Over the years, the Indian stock market has grown and evolved into a mature market.

As more investors embrace the potential of mutual funds, they are not only unlocking opportunities for wealth creation but also contributing to the broader financial inclusion and prosperity of the nation. DSIJ highlights why investors should look at mutual funds more seriously. 

Young Investors Foraying into Mutual Funds

As we celebrate our 38th anniversary, we not only reflect on our journey but also marvel at the remarkable evolution of the Indian mutual fund industry that has unfolded alongside us.

With an increasing number of investors starting their investment process with a financial plan in place, most of them have a clear map for the road ahead and the improved ability to achieve their investment goals.

Investors are drawn to large-cap funds primarily due to the stability and consistency provided by wellestablished blue-chip companies, particularly during periods of market volatility. Although small-cap and mid-cap stocks carry the potential for greater returns, they also entail higher volatility and risk. Rakesh Deshmukh takes a closer look at the scenario

This section gives decisive investment rationales to our subscribers on the MF queries they have raised to our research team.

Every fortnight, we recommend one open-ended equity diversified fund that has the best potential of returns for the next one year considering its constituents remain the same.

The Equal Weight Index diverges from conventional indices by assigning equal weight to each constituent, in contrast to the market capitalization weight assigned in typical indices. This article explores the distinctions between the two approaches and evaluates whether opting for an equal-weighted index makes sense compared to a market-cap-weighted one.