Banking · Mutual Funds
The primary risk assumed by the investor in a typical equity Mutual Fund scheme is the:
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- 1Fixed interest rate risk of the bond market.
- 2Liquidity risk of the bank distributing the product.
- 3Market risk (volatility) of the underlying equity shares and the risk of poor investment performance.✓
- 4Credit risk of the fund house (AMC).
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Market risk (volatility) of the underlying equity shares and the risk of poor investment performance.
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