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इन 5 लार्जकैप फंड में जिसने लगाया पैसा, उसकी हुई पौ बारह पच्‍चीस, रिटर्न जानकर आप कहेंगे- मैं पीछे रह गया

भारत 22 ईटीएफ का नाम छप्‍परफाड़ रिटर्न देने के मामले में पहले नंबर पर है. एक साल में इस फंड ने 36 फीसदी रिटर्न निवेशकों को दिया है. इस फंड ने आईटीसी, लार्सन एंड टुब्रो, एक्सिस बैंक, एनटीपीसी, एसबीआई और एक्सिस बैंक जैसी बड़ी कंपनियों में निवेश किया है. आप इस फंड में पांच हजार रुपये से निवेश शुरू कर सकते हैं

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Stocks in focus on April 27: Mindtree, Bharat 22 ETF to ICICI Prudential, here are the 5 Newsmakers of the Day | Markets News

Stocks in focus on April 27: Mindtree, Bharat 22 ETF to ICICI Prudential, here are the 5 Newsmakers of the Day | Markets News

As Indian benchmark indices opened in green on Monday (April 27) with the Sensex gaining around 500 points, Mindtree, Bharat 22 ETF and Tata Steel are some stocks which will impact the indices on Monday.

Here’s the list of such five stocks:

Mindtree: Mindtree on Friday (April 24) reported 4.7 per cent quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) jump in consolidated net profit at Rs 206.2 crore for the fourth…

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Finance Ministry starts consultation with investors to launch global Exchange Traded Fund in current fiscal

Finance Ministry starts consultation with investors to launch global Exchange Traded Fund in current fiscal

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New Delhi: The Finance Ministry has started consultation with global investors for launching CPSE-scrip based Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) in overseas market in the current fiscal, a government official has said.

The Department of Investment and Public Asset Management (DIPAM) will start developing the index for the ETF-based on investors’…

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Bharat 22 ETF makes decent debut, lists 0.9% higher against issue price on Business Standard. Bharat 22 listed at Rs 36.30 per unit on the BSE, a 0.92% premium over its issue price of Rs 35.97 per unit. On the NSE, it was opened 0.39% higher against issue price.

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Bharat 22 ETF makes decent debut, lists 0.9% higher against issue price

Bharat 22 Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) listed at Rs 36.30 per unit on the BSE, a 0.92% premium over its issue price of Rs 35.97 per unit. On the National Stock Exchange (NSE), it was opened 0.39% higher at Rs 36.11 per unit.

At 09:53 AM; it was trading at Rs 37.19, 3.4% higher against its issue price. It hit high of Rs 37.40 on the NSE and Rs 37.36 on the BSE so far. A combined 179.98 million shares have changed hands on both the exchanges so far.

Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC), NTPC, SJVN, Power Grid Corporation and National Aluminium Company among the S&P BSE Bharat 22 index were down more than 1%, while Bharat Electronics, Axis Bank and Gail India were trading higher by up to 1% on the BSE.

The S&P BSE Bharat 22 index, the largest loser among broader indices, was down 0.7% as compared to 0.12% decline in the benchmark S&P BSE Sensex.

The Bharat 22 ETF comprises 22 companies, or investments, from among central public sector enterprises (CPSEs) and public sector banks (PSBs). Apart from CPSEs and PSBs, Bharat 22 also includes the government's strategic holding in Axis Bank, ITC and L&T held through the Specified Undertaking of Unit Trust of India (SUUTI).

The government has raised Rs 14,500 crore through the Bharat 22 ETF. The portion reserved for retail investors was subscribed 1.45 times; retirement funds -- 1.50 times and NIIs and QIBs -- 7 times.

ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund managed Bharat 22 ETF's new fund offer (NFO) had an initial issue size of over Rs 8,000 crore. As much as 25% of total issue size, or Rs 2,000 crore, was reserved for anchor investors who put in bids worth about Rs 12,000 crore.

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All you need to know about Bharat 22 ETF

The ETF will invest in 22 stocks from CPSE, SUUTI and PSU Banks listed on BSE of which 19 will be public sector companies

 LATEST NEWS : The 'Bharat 22' Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) is all set to open for anchor investors on November 14, while subscription for retail investors would begin from November 15 and continue till November 17.

The ETF is expected to mop up over Rs 8,000 crore for the government, helping the government meet its ambitious Rs 72,500 crore disinvestment target for the current fiscal.

 The ETF will invest in 22 stocks from CPSE, SUUTI and PSU Banks listed on BSE of which 19 will be public sector companies.

The first CPSE (Central Public Sector Enterprises) ETF, which was launched in March 2014 consisted of scrips of 10 PSUs - ONGC, Coal India, IOC, GAIL (India), Oil India, PFC, Bharat Electronics, REC, Engineers India and Container Corporation of India. The government has raised Rs 8,500 Cr through CPSE ETF route last fiscal.

All you need know about the ETF:

1. An ETF is a security that tracks an index, a commodity or a basket of assets like an index fund, but trades like a stock on an exchange. It provides diversification to investors and is cheaper than investing in a fund. Most ETFs track to a particular index and therefore have lower operating expenses than actively invested mutual funds. Thus, ETFs may improve your rate of return on investments. In addition, ETFs have no investment minimums or sales loads, unlike traditional mutual funds, which often have both.

2. As part of the NFO, an upfront discount of 3% would be offered to all categories of investors. The expense ratio of BHARAT 22 ETF is up to 0.0095% for three years from listing of units of Bharat 22 ETF. Investors who hold a demat account can apply for units of the ETF during the NFO.

3. The state-owned companies or Public Sector Units (PSUs) that are part of CPSE as well as the Bharat-22 ETF include ONGC, IOC, BPCL, Coal India, Gail Bharat Electronics, REC, PFC, and Engineers India. The other central public sector entities on the list are, Engineers India, NBCC, NTPC, NHPC, SJVNL, GAIL, Power Grid, and NLC India.

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Bharat 22 ETF opens today, aims to raise Rs 8,000 crore on Business Standard. Bharat 22 ETF aims to bring broad-based ownership pattern to public sector enterprises: Department of Investment and Public Asset Management

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Bharat 22 ETF opens: Seeks to raise Rs. 8,000 crore The govt launches the ‘Bharat 22’ ETF (Exchange Traded Fund) on Tuesday, for anchor investors targeting an initial amount of about Rs.

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All you need to know about Bharat 22 ETF

The ETF will invest in 22 stocks from CPSE, SUUTI and PSU Banks listed on BSE of which 19 will be public sector companies

 The 'Bharat 22' Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) is all set to open for anchor investors on November 14, while subscription for retail investors would begin from November 15 and continue till November 17.   The ETF is expected to mop up over Rs 8,000 crore for the government, helping the government meet its ambitious Rs 72,500 crore disinvestment target for the current fiscal.

Also Read : Include Bharat-22 ETF In Your Satellite Portfolio

The ETF will invest in 22 stocks from CPSE, SUUTI and PSU Banks listed on BSE of which 19 will be public sector companies.   The first CPSE (Central Public Sector Enterprises) ETF, which was launched in March 2014 consisted of scrips of 10 PSUs - ONGC, Coal India, IOC, GAIL (India), Oil India, PFC, Bharat Electronics, REC, Engineers India and Container Corporation of India. The government has raised Rs 8,500 Cr through CPSE ETF route last fiscal.   All you need know about the ETF:   1. An ETF is a security that tracks an index, a commodity or a basket of assets like an index fund, but trades like a stock on an exchange. It provides diversification to investors and is cheaper than investing in a fund. Most ETFs track to a particular index and therefore have lower operating expenses than actively invested mutual funds. Thus, ETFs may improve your rate of return on investments. In addition, ETFs have no investment minimums or sales loads, unlike traditional mutual funds, which often have both.

2. As part of the NFO, an upfront discount of 3% would be offered to all categories of investors. The expense ratio of BHARAT 22 ETF is up to 0.0095% for three years from listing of units of Bharat 22 ETF. Investors who hold a demat account can apply for units of the ETF during the NFO.   3. The state-owned companies or Public Sector Units (PSUs) that are part of CPSE as well as the Bharat-22  ETF include ONGC, IOC, BPCL, Coal India, Gail Bharat Electronics, REC, PFC, and Engineers India. The other central public sector entities on the list are, Engineers India, NBCC, NTPC, NHPC, SJVNL, GAIL, Power Grid, and NLC India.   4. Unlike the CPSE ETF, the holdings are not entirely PSUs. But, includes the government’s strategic holding in Axis Bank, ITC, and L&T held through the Specified Undertaking of Unit Trust of India (SUUTI)………read more

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Bharat 22 ETF opens today, aims to raise Rs 8,000 crore

Bharat 22 ETF aims to bring broad-based ownership pattern to public sector enterprises: Department of Investment and Public Asset Management

The Bharat 22 Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) announced earlier this year as part of the government's disinvestment programme will open for investors on Tuesday and end on November 17.

With the initial issue size of Rs 8,000 crore, the ETF will open for anchor investors on Tuesday, for non-anchor investors on November 15, and close on November 17, Department of Investment and Public Asset Management (DIPAM) Joint Secretary Anuradha Thakur told reporters here.

"Bharat 22 ETF aims to bring broad-based ownership pattern to public sector enterprises. The disinvestment programme now forms the core of the government's investment strategy," she said.

"While the initial issue size for the ETF is Rs 8,000 crore, we can also consider going beyond looking at the response," she added.

Business News : All you need to know about Bharat 22 ETF

A discount of 3 per cent has been offered to all categories of investors.

The Bharat 22 ETF comprises 22 companies, or investments, from among central public sector enterprises (CPSEs) and public sector banks (PSBs).

"The ETF is well diversified with investments across six core sectors, including industrials, finance, utilities, energy, FMCG (fast moving consumer goods) and basic materials, and offers good investment opportunity and expect an overwhelming response to this new fund offer," Thakur said.

No sector crosses the 20 per cent sectoral capping and there is a stock capping of 15 per cent.

An ETF is a traded security that tracks an underlying asset like a group of companies or commodity. The government had earlier approved the alternative mechanism through the ETF route to divest its stake in CPSEs.

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Sound economics, good investment: Should you opt for Bharat 22 ETF?

The government announced Bharat 22, an exchange traded fund of 22 large cap shares. While the composition includes mostly profit-making, dividend paying public sector companies, the government is also including some shares of blue chip companies like ITC, Larsen & Toubro and Axis Bank held under the Special Undertaking of Unit Trust of India or SUUTI.

The government observed in the release that over the past 3 years to June 2017, assets under management of exchange traded funds in India surged five times to just under Rs 54,000 crore. The release also emphasized that exchange traded funds or ETFs are a popular class of funds globally. Assets under management are expected to grow to $7 trillion by 2021 from $4 trillion today. There is merit in the argument the government has made in the press release.

ETFs have become a preferred vehicle for parking the long-term money. Sovereign Wealth Funds and Pension Funds worldwide love them. While the average cost of fund management is high in active funds, it is much lower in exchange-traded funds. At the same time, they are relatively less risky with well-defined assets under management. The liquidity of these funds is also high since they are listed on stock exchanges.

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Best Investment option Index fund or ETF

More than ever before Indian investors are taking a keen interest in passive investing and the financial industry is keeping pace with an ever-increasing bouquet of investment options now there are two ways by which passive investing is done in the equity markets you can either invest via a Mutual fund more specifically an Index Fund.

Alternatively, you can purchase an exchange-traded fund or ETF both these instruments essentially mirror an index like the nifty or the Sensex but your options need not be restricted to only the broader indices, for instance, today there are ETFs for gold commodities banks health care, CPSC Bharat 22....read more

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BHARAT 22 ETF FFO 2 Opens For Subscription On 3rd October

BHARAT 22 ETF FFO 2 Details

 The administration intends to dispatch the fourth tranche FFO conspire on October 3, 2019. The name of FFO is BHARAT 22 ETF FFO 2. The Further Fund Offer 2 is open-finished trade exchanged reserve putting resources into S&P Bharat 22 Index. The offer ought to oversee by ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund. As of the reports, the offer opens for stay speculators on third October and on fourth October for non-grapple financial specialists.

 Bharat 22 ETF had one of the biggest new reserve offers throughout the entire existence of the Indian shared store industry. The offer is appropriate for financial specialists who are looking for long haul riches creation.

 As per the draft papers, the plan ought to follow the free-glide showcase capitalization technique.

 The trade exchanged store is a kind of reserve in shared assets. By and large, ETFs should follow a basic file. These can be effortlessly purchased or sold like some other stock on the trade. The base speculation of the ETF is one unit.

 Fundamental Details of BHARAT 22 ETF FFO 2

 Type An Open-Ended Exchange Traded Fund putting resources into S&P BSE Bharat 22 Index

 FFO 2 Period Anchor Investor: October 3, 2019, | Non-Anchor Investor: October 4, 2019

 Passage/Exit Load Nil

 Hidden/Benchmark S&P BSE Bharat 22 Index

 Recorded At BSE and NSE

 The hidden record of the plan is S&P BSE Bharat 22 Index. Section and Exit loads don't have any significant bearing to the issue.

 Objects of the Issue

 The essential goal of the issue is to put resources into constituents of the basic list in a similar extent as in the fundamental list, and attempt to give returns before costs, which intently relate to the all out returns of the basic Index.

 All classifications of speculators are qualified for buying in to the plan. It permits retail financial specialists, retirement reserves, qualified institutional speculators, non-institutional speculators to put resources into this plan.

 Least Investment:

 As of the Sebi standards, the base membership sum is distinctive for every class of financial specialists.

 Grapple Investors (Qualified Institutional Buyers or Retirement

 Assets applying during the Anchor Investor FFO):

 Grapple Investors can contribute with the base application measure of Rs. 10,00,00,000 and in products of Re. 1 from there on.

 Retail Individual Investors:

 Financial specialists in this class can contribute with the base venture measure of Rs. 5,000 and in products of Re.1 from that point, subject to a most extreme speculation measure of Rs. 2,00,000.

 Retirement Funds:

 Financial specialists in this class can contribute with a base venture measure of Rs. 2,00,001 and in products of Re. 1 from that point.

 QIBs:

 Financial specialists in this class can contribute with a base venture measure of Rs. 2,00,001 and in products of Re. 1 from that point.

 Non-Institutional Investors:

 This classification of speculators can contribute at least Rs. 200,00 and in products of Re. 1 from that point.

 Resources Allocation Pattern:

 Instruments Indicative designations (% of complete resources)

 Most extreme Minimum

 Hazard Profile

 High/Medium/Low

 Protections of organizations constituent the hidden index 100% 95% Medium to High

 Units of Liquid/Money Market Mutual Fund plans, Money Market instruments (with a development not surpassing 91 days), including TREPs, money and money equivalents. 5% 0% Low to Medium

 Motivations to put resources into BHARAT 22 ETF

 The store offers an alluring profit yield and sensible valuations. It utilizes the free-glide showcase capitalization technique. In addition, it has a profoundly fluid file. Differentiated Exposure to pioneers across 6 segments depicting a harmony among security and development is another motivation to put resources into the plan.

 Disclaimer: This post is only data about the plan. It doesn't offer any guidance or suggestion. Shared Fund speculations are controlled to showcase hazard. It would be ideal if you read the offer report cautiously before contributing.

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