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ESG - Environmental, social and corporate governance

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Environmental,_social_and_corporate_governance

Balanced Funds

which are a category of mutual funds that offer the best of both through a single fund as they invest in both asset types: Equity & Debt

BALANCED SUB CATEGORIESDESCRIPTION3Y CATEGORY RETURNS
AggressiveInvest 65-80% of its total assets in equity instruments and 20-35% of its total assets in debt instruments.8.90% - 17.15%
Equity SavingsInvest at least 65% of its total assets in equity and equity related instruments's at least 10% of its total assets in debt instruments.5.59% - 13.24%
Multi Asset AllocationInvest in at least 3 different asset classes, with a minimum asset allocation of 10% in each of the three asset classes.5.74% - 14.98%
ArbitrageInvest at least 65% of its total assets in equity and equity related instruments, with an arbitrage strategy.3.73% - 7.03%
Balanced HybridInvest at least 40-60% of its total assets in each of equity and debt instruments.6.91% - 13.03%
Conservative HybridInvest 75-90% of its total assets in debt instruments and 10-25% of its total assets in equity instruments.6.72% - 12.61%
Dynamic Asset AllocationInvest in equity or debt instruments which are managed dynamically.6.34% - 16.04%
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Commodity mutual funds

Arbitrage Mutual Funds

An arbitrage fund is a type of mutual fund that appeals to investors who want to profit from volatile markets without taking on too much risk.

Arbitrage funds work by exploiting the price differential between assets that should theoretically have the same price. One of the most important types of arbitrage takes place between the cash and futures markets. A typical fund purchases stocks with the hope of selling them later after the price has gone up. Instead, an arbitrage fund purchases stock in the cash market and simultaneously sells that interest in the futures market. The differences between stock prices and futures contracts are usually very small. As a result, arbitrage funds must execute a large number of trades each year to make any substantial gains.

https://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/100515/what-exactly-are-arbitrage-mutual-funds.asp

Infrastructure Fund

CAT Bonds (Catastrophe Bonds)

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  1. Balanced Hybrid Fund (more money earned by broker)
  2. Fund of Funds (Investment in a basket of Mutual Funds)
  3. New fund offerings (No previous track record / history)
  4. Regular Funds (Invest in Direct funds)
  5. Large Cap ACTIVE Funds (Invest in large cap index fund)
  6. Mid Cap Funds (Invest in Large + Midcap funds)
  7. Sectoral and Thematic Funds (Risky)
  8. Debt Funds