Abstract:

The fundamental reason for the creation of mutual funds brought to the need of establishing regulations for the business. Two of the industry's primary goals have been the protection of investors' money via prudent fund management and the use of the capital market to direct that money where it will do the most good. Moreover, mutual funds market activities significantly affect savings, investment, liquidity, and the general state of financial markets since they entail purchasing, selling, and holding numerous listed scrip’s or debt instruments. The market structure of the business itself calls for special rules and oversight. The possibility of speculation has grown since the private sector began participating in the business. If not controlled, such behavior has the potential to cause a distortion in stock values. These factors indicated the need for the mutual fund business to expand in tandem with the creation of appropriate regulations

Description:

Quality Evaluation, Mutual Funds, India, fund schemes