Mutual Funds, PMS, or AIF: Choosing the Right Investment Vehicle for Your Needs
Update: 2024-09-21
Description
In this episode, Deepak and Shray dive into the intricacies of mutual funds, Portfolio Management Services (PMS), and Alternative Investment Funds (AIF). We analyze the tax benefits of mutual funds, highlight the liquidity advantages, and compare them with PMS and AIF in terms of fees, transparency, and investment flexibility. We also discusses why different products cater to different investors based on their income levels, asset sizes, and risk appetites. The conversation covers the psychological and practical reasons investors might choose one investment vehicle over another, the role of fund managers, and the impact of regulations on investment returns.
00:00 Introduction and Overview
00:13 Comparing Mutual Funds, PMS, and AIFs
00:55 Tax Efficiency of Mutual Funds
01:28 Challenges with Mutual Funds
01:41 The All Weather Equity Portfolio
02:23 Why Mutual Funds Aren't the Default Choice
02:46 Understanding Different Investment Products
04:13 Tax Implications for Different Investors
18:33 The Complexity of Mutual Fund Selection
24:06 Liquidity and Size Issues in Mutual Funds
27:18 PMS vs Mutual Funds: Key Differences
27:29 Large Investors' Preferences
28:46 Challenges for US Investors
31:09 Systematic Transfer Plans in PMS
33:22 The Importance of Fund Managers
35:31 Process vs Personality in Investing
46:42 Choosing Between PMS and AIF
52:21 Conclusion: Tailoring Investments to Individual Needs
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