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• investors own the mutual fund
• professional managers manage the funds for a fee
• the funds are invested in a portfolio of marketable securities, reflecting the investment objective
• value of the portfolio and investors' holdings alters with change in the market value of investment

Products of the following Mutual Fund companies are made available to our valued customers through all branches of our bank across the country with the help of our AMFI Certified Marketing Officers/ CROs and Branch Managers.

Funds are selected on quantitative parameters like volatility, risk adjusted returns, and rolling return coupled with a qualitative analysis of fund performance and investment styles through regular due diligence processes.

The following are the advantages of Mutual Funds to investors:

• portfolio diversification
• professional management
• reduction in risk
• reduction in transaction cost
• liquidity
• convenience and flexibility

There are certain disadvantages of Mutual Funds.

• No control over costs
• no tailor-made portfolios

• Open ended funds –
• Close Ended funds
• Equity funds :-
• Debt funds
• Balanced funds:

1. Dividend option (Regular dividend/ ad-hoc dividend)
2. growth option
3. re-investment option

• SEBI (Mutual Fund) Regulations 1996
• RBI as regulator guarantees of sponsors in bank-sponsored mutual funds
• Regulator of G-Secs and money markets
• Stock Exchange – listed mutual funds
• Companies Act _ AMCs and Trustees Co., CLB as regulator, ROC for companies, DCA for formulation of laws, prosecution of directors for non-compliance
• office of the Public Trustee – Registration & Complaints against trustees

• Derive powers from regulator
• ability to make bye-laws
• example : Stock Exchange
• Industrial Associations(Collective industry opinion, Guidelines & recommendation E.g.: - AMFI)

• We make the forms available to clients, explain the schemes and provide administrative and paperwork support to investors, making it easy and convenient for the clients to invest.
• Bank provides high quality advise and product information to the investing customers
• Bank explain and position this service in such a way that clients recognize it as a specialized and value added service, a task which may be difficult to accomplish on their own
• Convince investors that the transaction and intermediation cost they are paying is justified in lieu or the long-term benefits accruing from such counseling and guidelines.

With effect from 01 February 2008, any investor (all applicants) investing Rs. 50,000 and above into mutual funds (either Online Mutual Fund or physical application) would be required to be KYC compliant with CVL without which the transactions may be liable to get rejected by the mutual fund houses.

As per SEBI circular: SEBI/IMD/CIR No. 4/ 168230/09, the commission that is going to be earned by the Distributor/ Bank on various products of different Mutual fund companies will be made available to the investors on demand.

These commission payments are subject to change, without any prior consent and at a sole discretion and agreement between AMC & Bank.