The following risks are associated with investing in Mutual Funds, 

• No investment is entirely risk-free, including mutual funds, which typically invest in low-risk securities.
• Consider the following risk factors before investing:
• Returns are not guaranteed, including income distribution, returns, or capital appreciation.
• Market risk is inherent and influenced by economic developments, governmental policies, regulatory changes, interest rate fluctuations, investor sentiment, and external shocks.
• Security-specific risks, such as defaulting on debt repayments or credit rating downgrades, can affect individual securities.
• Liquidity risk arises from the ease of selling securities at fair value based on market trading volume.
• Inflation risk may erode the purchasing power of investments due to rising consumer prices.
• Loan financing risk entails potential gains or losses, fluctuating borrowing costs, and the need to manage collateral and outstanding loan amounts.
• Non-compliance risk involves legal and regulatory non-conformance, impacting the mutual fund and investor interests.
• The manager's risk is associated with the fund manager's expertise, knowledge, and investment strategies, which influence fund performance and investor outcomes.