Dhirendra Kumar evaluates capital protection funds and explains how investors should look at them
Transcript: They are closed ended funds with a 3-5 year term. They invested 15-25% in equity, based on the assumption that if the equity money disappears, 75-85% invested in fixed income will grow to give your money back. These are very conservative investments.
This article was originally published on July 21, 2017.
3 min read•By Dhirendra Kumar
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