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Nestled between large-cap and small-cap mutual funds are mid-cap growth funds that invest primarily in mid-cap companies. If you’re interested in investing in them, here are their features and advantages you need to know about. 

Multi-cap funds invest in companies of different market capitalisations. Unlike single cap funds, they cast a wider net and provide better exposure. Here are the advantages of investing in these mutual funds and why you should consider adding them to your investment portfolio. 

Passive Multi-Asset Funds are low-cost Mutual Funds that offer you fund allocation in several asset classes so that you derive the benefits of diversified investment.

Silver ETFs are a new-age and cost-effective form of domestic silver investment. It tracks the price of physical silver and gives you the benefits of a silver investment without the hassle of storage and purity.

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has introduced a new risk matrix for the classification of debt mutual funds. It will help the investors to better understand the funds in which they are willing to invest their money.

The Nifty BeES is an ETF offered by Nippon India AMC and aims to offer returns similar to the Nifty 50 index. To know more, visit the link.