What is a fund house or Asset Management Company (AMC)?

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• What is a fund house or Asset Management Company (AMC)?

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• Who is a distributor in Mutual Fund?

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• What brokerage does 5paisa charge for mutual Fund?

  5Paisa provides brokerage-free Mutual Fund investments, meaning they don't charge commissions from customers or Asset Management Companies (AMCs). Instead, the majority of their revenue comes from derivatives trading. Free mutual fund services ...

• What is an Exchange Traded Fund (ETF)?

  An Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) is a collection of investments such as equities or bonds. Here are some key points to understand about ETFs: · Diverse Holdings: ETFs allow you to invest in many securities at once. This can include stocks, bonds, or ...

• Why does a company need an FPO?

  A company usually conducts a Follow-on Public Offering (FPO) to raise additional capital. This is typically done through a dilutive FPO, where new shares are issued to generate new funds. Here’s why a company might need an FPO: Raise Additional ...