Investments

Equities

The wealthiest people in the world today are the ones who invest in equities. Investment in equities helps strengthen a portfolio’s asset allocation by adding diversification and may earn Accrue handsome returns if the associated risk is managed and minimized by seeking expert advice and sound market research. We, at Money Mahatva are dedicated to ensure that you make smart decisions to stay ahead of the market and equip you with relevant stock market information. Having a sound market reputation and largest-owned network spread nationwide, our equity advisors have attracted a sizable volume of retail, High Net worth Individuals (HNI) and Corporate clients. To provide a gateway to investors, traders, sub brokers and other participants for trading in equities and derivatives. If you are interested please fill the query form.

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Derivative

The term derivative indicates an advanced form of trading where its price is dependent upon or derived from one or more underlying assets. A majority of the common underlying assets include stocks, bonds, commodities, currencies, market indices, and interest rates. Futures contracts, options and swaps, and forward contracts are the most common types of derivatives. Derivative is defined as a contractual agreement between two different parties, where the worth of the commodity or the services offered, will be given to you by the other person. This way, the risk involved in investment gets minimized and is transferred to both the parties. Hence, derivatives are generally used to hedge risk. Derivatives are a good source to build wealth, however, we need to be prudent while using this form of financial investment. As an investor, you are allowed to control a large percentage of the derivative that means as and when the value of the company increases, your investment value is multiplied exponentially. Investment in Derivatives come with a high warning “Only Invest with risk capital.” The risk associated with Investment in derivatives is that if the market goes flat, if you are interested please fill the query form.

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Commodities

Investing in commodities takes some extra learning and professional expertise in the commodity market exposure, but it can have some real benefits for your overall returns in your investment portfolio. The year 2003 is a turning point in the history of commodity futures market when a large group of prohibited commodities was opened up for forward trading and new national commodity exchanges viz. MCX, NCDEX and NMCE were established. Commodity trading is now available in agro products, metals, oil and oilseeds, food grains, pulses, vegetables, fibres, spices, energy products, polymers, petrochemicals, carbon credits etc. If you are interested please fill the query form.

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Arbitrage

Unlike typical equity funds and hybrid funds, arbitrage funds create returns through the purchase and sale of securities in different markets to get the benefit of price mismatch. Arbitrage funds create returns through the purchase and sale of securities in diverse markets to avail the benefit of price mismatch. Arbitrage refers to the opportunity of taking advantage between the price difference between two different markets for that same stock, commodity and derivative. Arbitrage is also an opportunity to lend securities to the market and earn revenues. Arbitrageur is the person who conducts and takes advantage of arbitrage in stocks, commodities, interest rate bonds, derivatives and currency futures. In India, there are enormous Arbitrage opportunities between NCDEX, MCX in commodities, between NSE, Cash and Future market and BSE, Cash and Future market. If you are interested please fill the query form.

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National Pension System (NPS)

The launch of the National Pension System (NPS) by the Government has offered an attractive avenue that has helped Investors fetch higher returns. NPS reflects the Government's effort to find sustainable solutions to the problem of providing adequate retirement income. The financial instrument is open for all resident & non-resident Indian citizens aged between 18 and 60 years who can enroll themselves into it to make valuable contributions for post-retirement income. NPS is regulated by Pension Fund Regulatory & Development Authority (PFRDA) with transparent investment norms and regular performance review of fund managers. It offers a choice of Investment options. Subscribers can choose investment options as to how their pension wealth is to be invested. The sooner you start the better you are able to plan your investments in order to retire rich. Invest in the National Pension System from an early age so that you can save enough to fulfil all your retirement wishes. If you are interested please fill the query form.

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Initial Public Offering (IPO)

Initial Public Offering (IPO) is the event when an unlisted company makes either a fresh issue of securities or an offer for sale of its existing securities or both for the first time to the public. This paves way for listing and trading of the issuer’s securities. The companies are launching more and more IPOs to raise capital for part financing any or all of the following: setting up of new projects, expansion/modernization/diversification of existing activities, working capital needs, merger and acquisition etc.


There are two types of IPOs:

Fixed price issue IPO: where the company and lead manager fix a price.
Book building IPOs: where the company and the lead manager stipulate a floor price or a price band and leave it to market forces, to determine the final prices. These days, companies are coming with IPOs on a book building process basis. If you are interested please fill the query form.

HOW TO APPLY FOR AN IPO?

When a company floats a public issue or IPO, it prints forms for application to be filled by the investors. The duly completed Application Form, accompanied by cash, cheque, DD or stock investment should be deposited before the closing date as per the instruction on the form. Another way is to apply online in an IPO. Online IPO is a quicker and easier way to invest in IPOs. It provides freedom from paperwork, convenient to transfer from your application and refund money from/to your bank. Now you need not to stand in long queues.

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Mutual Fund

Many risk averse investors are switching over from bank deposits, government bonds, and post office saving schemes to capital market instruments - equities and debt instruments which generally provide good post-tax return with reasonable safety. However, in absence of adequate understanding of markets, they put their hard-earned money at risk. Here Mutual Funds appear. Mutual funds are investment vehicles that allow investors to pool their money for investment through professional fund managers who allot units in lieu of the money. Appreciation/reduction in value of investments is reflected in Net Asset Value (NAV), which is declared on a regular basis.

There are a lot of schemes offered by various mutual fund houses - Equity Funds (growth, income and sector funds), Debt Funds (fixed income funds), Money Market Funds, Gilt Funds, ETF and balanced funds. These schemes allow us a diversified portfolio at low cost. Fund managers use their expertise for researching and analyzing current and potential holdings.

Mutual Fund is a simple, efficient, convenient, and transparent way to invest in stocks, bonds or other securities for retirement, education or other financial goals. Mutual funds have easy liquidity – units can be redeemed regularly. So, when you have decided to add mutual funds to your portfolio. Your next step is to decide which funds to buy in the context of your overall investment portfolio. You can get started with a little amount, even in monthly installments –Systematic Investment Plan (SIP). If you are interested please fill the query form.:

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FIXED DEPOSIT (FD)

A Fixed Deposit is defined as an investment instrument that helps investors to earn a higher amount of interest in comparison to savings accounts. It is, generally, a term deposit wherein investors can deposit a lump sum amount at once for a particular period of time and enjoy interest earned on regular intervals until the maturity period. If you are interested please fill the query form.

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CORPORATE FIXED DEPOSIT (CORPORATE FD)

A Corporate Fixed Deposit (Corporate FD) is a term deposit offered by corporate companies (Financial and Non-Banking financial companies). Under Corporate FD, investors can deposit with companies for a fixed period at fixed rates of interest. In comparison to Bank Fixed Deposits, Corporate FDs appear attractive owing to higher rates of interest. Applying r investment under a corporate fixed deposit is similar to the investment process of applying for a bank fixed deposit. If you are interested please fill the query form.

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RECURRING DEPOSIT (RD)

A Recurring Deposit also termed as RD, is a unique kind of low-risk investment tool offered by banks as well as NBFCs. The flexible investment instrument, RD helps investors to channelize their monthly savings with flexible tenure options ranging from six months to ten years. Investors can choose a considerably small amount to make monthly deposits and earn decent returns on their investment. Withdrawal from an RD Account is allowed only after it attains maturity. However, investors can choose to withdraw the amount before the maturity period ends by paying a premature penalty. As RD schemes require investors to make fixed deposits every month, it helps inculcate a savings discipline to manage finances wisely and fulfill financial goals. If you are interested please fill the query form.

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NON CONVERTIBLE DEBENTURES (NCD)

Non-Convertible Debentures termed as NCDs, are defined as financial instruments used by companies to raise long-term funds through a public issue. Falling into the debt category by nature, NCDs cannot be converted into equity or stocks of the liable company. NCDs have a fixed maturity date and investors can pay the interest along with the principal amount monthly, quarterly, or yearly in regard to the fixed tenure specified. Investors can reap benefits by earning supreme returns, liquidity, and low risk along saving on taxes in comparison to that of convertible debentures. If you are interested please fill the query form.

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DIGI GOLD

DigiGold is India's most trusted digital platform for gold and silver where you can buy, sell and store online at live market rates. The minimum amount of purchase starts from just Rs 1. We also offer No locking period SIP in Gold with just starting Rs. 500 through periodic installments.

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  • National Pension Scheme (NPS)
  • Mutual Fund (MF)
  • Non-Convertible Bonds (NCD)
  • Fixed Deposit (FD)
  • Recurring Deposit (RD)
  • Corporate Bonds
  • Digi Gold