Jash Kriplani

Swarup Mohanty, CEO of Mirae Asset, transformed his retirement strategy after AI revealed potential pitfalls in his original plan. With insights into market dynamics and a focus on longevity risk, he crafted a comprehensive portfolio that balances risk and growth.

These passive funds are falling less than the broader market during sharp corrections, but advisers say the trade-off is slower gains in strong rallies.

Factor funds are aligned to indices that are variation of regular indices, but with a specific investment trait

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After a sharp rise in bond yields driven by oil prices, fiscal worries and possibility of US Fed hike, Invesco MF’s Vikas Garg says long-duration debt funds may still offer a tactical opportunity.

PFRDA's new NPS Retirement Income Scheme lets retirees keep non-annuitized corpus invested and withdraw it gradually till age 85. Here is what you need to know about the two withdrawal options and how to choose between them.

Sebi’s proposal allowing salary deductions for mutual fund investments could boost saving discipline, reduce behavioural spending leakage and accelerate MF adoption.

Swarup Mohanty spent 15 years building what he thought was a solid retirement plan. Then he asked an artificial intelligence (AI) tool to stress-test it. He realized there were gaps. The vice-chairman and chief executive officer of Mirae Asset Investment Managers (India), who manages one of the country's largest mutual fund houses, discovered through AI-driven simulations that his assumed 6% annual withdrawal rate from his retirement corpus could quietly erode his principal if equity markets stayed flat for just three consecutive years. On this episode of Guru Portfolios - he tells us what's changed since last year. Tune in!

These passive debt instruments offer a way to lock in predictable returns, but their safety depends entirely on an investor's ability to time them right and hold to maturity.

Small cap mutual funds are drawing record inflows, driven by attractive valuations and a broader economic recovery. But investors still need a five-to-seven-year horizon and an SIP mindset to beat the volatility.