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SIP - Systematic Investment Plan
Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) is a way of investing in mutual funds through which an investor can invest a fixed amount in mutual fund of his/her choice at regular intervals.
Like a Recurring Deposit, an investor can invest fixed amount at regular intervals (monthly or quarterly) through SIP. Rather than investing a large amount one-time through lump sum mode, more investors now prefer to invest smaller amounts regularly through the SIP mode. You can start investing through SIP in a mutual fund with an amount as low as Rs 100 per month.
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We do not have annual ratings.
And we do not just push any product.
Before offering anything to you, we ask ourselves:
"Would we offer this to our own family too?"
Because we are guided by three enduring values:
Truthfulness - in our actions,
Trust - in our relations,
and Transparency - in our interactions.
We bring it all together every day, in everything we do, just for you.
Truth.
Trust.
Transparency.
Three values that define our way of life.
We do not have annual ratings.
And we do not just push any product.
Before offering anything to you, we ask ourselves:
"Would we offer this to our own family too?"
Because we are guided by three enduring values:
Truthfulness - in our actions,
Trust - in our relations,
and Transparency - in our interactions.
We bring it all together every day, in everything we do, just for you.
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The IPO cycle refers to the various stages a company goes through before, during, and after launching an IPO. It includes:
- Pre-IPO Phase – This place includes planning, compliance checks, financial audits, and SEBI approvals.
- Offer Period – Here, the IPO opens for subscription, and investors place bids.
- Allotment & Listing – In this phase, shares are allocated, and the company gets listed on the stock exchange.
- Post-IPO Compliance – Post-IPO, the company must adhere to SEBI regulations and provide periodic financial disclosures.
Standardised Cut-off Timings
To ensure your orders are processed with the desired Net Asset Value (NAV), please adhere to the specific cut-off timings below. These determine the price at which units are allotted or redeemed.
1. Purchase & Switch-in Transactions
- Liquid & Overnight Funds: 12:30 PM
(Applications and funds must be received by this time to receive the same-day NAV). - Non-Liquid Funds (Equity, Debt, Hybrid): 2:00 PM
(Applications and funds must be received by this time to receive the same-day NAV).
2. Redemption (Selling) Transactions
- Liquid & Non-Liquid Funds: 2:50 PM
(Requests submitted before this time are eligible for the same-day NAV). - Overnight Funds (Online Only): 6:00 PM
(An extended window is available for online redemptions to receive the same business day's NAV).
Note: All cut-off times are also displayed in the Scheme Overview section of the Mutual Fund order panel while placing your order.