We will build solutions based on the FOF format.
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Hi @VishalJain ,
Bank Nifty based ETF is a great option for next ETF . We can check Inav in single place (for liquidcase , goldcase , Bankcase , Niftycase etc ) … Also with lot of liquidity will be great help for all .
Thanks Sandeep… Feedback noted!
@VishalJain Any idea for leveraged ETF ,It will give more opportunities to traders as well as short term investors. Index is also available on NSE.
@im_bala its already in nifty indices , but still AMC need to come out NFO
Currently NIfty 50 2X leverage is there very soon this will come out from any AMC
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Hey Bala, at this point leveraged ETFs are not permiited in India.
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Hi @VishalJain
Not a question on Zerodha, but on active fund houses in general – can any active fund house artificially inflate its NAV obfuscating the actual value to the regular audit, trustee and public at large?
How reliable and thorough are the audit mechanisms in place? Are there any instances of such wrongdoings in past?
Asking out of curiosity and for general knowledge.
Hey Gautam, mutual funds are highly regulated entities subjected to numerous audits, hence I do not envisage such a scenario, whether active or passive.
What’s next for Zerodha Fund House? I see you have some more ETFs in the pipeline but what more can we expect?
Also- Would you ever consider actively managed products? Or even indices with more risk like the microchip or leveraged indices which there seem to be no products for at the moment?
A FoF equivalent of All Weather Investing smallcase would be nice. Simple and tax efficient.
if I’m not wrong zerodhafundhouse They did file for something similar @vsavla
This has 70% equity and 30% gold (Similar to Equity & Gold smallcase).
All Weather has roughly 40% equity, 30% debt and 30% gold.
ohhh i see this should be noted by @VishalJain
You can achieve this by splitting your money on your own into Equity and Gold MFs, or ETFs, instead of depending on someone else
True. But then I’ll have to deal with rebalancing myself and STCG.
Moreover, if a mutual fund has more than 35% equity component you will get indexation benefits if kept for more than 3 years. If I had individual ETFs I’ll have to pay full 30% tax on the gold and debt component.