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ANZ Grindlays MF launches income fund
By Our Special Correspondent
MUMBAI, DEC. 12. ANZ Grindlays Mutual Fund is offering a new
short term investment plan under its `Grindlay's Super Saver
Income Fund Scheme'. The new scheme will be launched on December
13. The allotment for this, will be made on the same day and the
first Net Asset Value (NAV) will be declared the very next day.
The plan which is an open ended income fund, is being targeted at
risk averse debt fund investors and those with medium term
investment horizons of one to six months. It does not charge any
entry load but has a contingent exit load of 0.25 per cent of
NAV, which is applicable for redemption within one month of
investment.
Addressing a press conference here today, Mr Naval Bir Kumar,
Managing Director, ANZ Grindlay's AMC said, ``the new short term
plan is suited for investors with a medium term investment
horizon, and will provide investors with stable returns for a
holding period of one month or longer, but with relatively higher
returns compared to cash funds.''
The Parent scheme, the Grindlay's super saver Income fund's NAV
as on December 11 is Rs. 10.38 (Growth scheme).
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