Explore new fund offers (NFO)
About new fund offers (NFO)
What is a new fund offer or NFO?
A New Fund Offer (NFO) refers to the introductory offer of a scheme by an AMC. An new fund offer is raised when a fund is launched, which helps the firm raise capital for purchasing securities.
An investor can subscribe to an NFO only within a limited time period; hence, NFOs are functional on a first-come-first serve basis.
About new fund offers (NFO)
A New Fund Offer (NFO) refers to the introductory offer of a scheme by an AMC. An new fund offer is raised when a fund is launched, which helps the firm raise capital for purchasing securities.
An investor can subscribe to an NFO only within a limited time period; hence, NFOs are functional on a first-come-first serve basis.
Why should an investor invest in an NFO?
- Significant difference in the NAV of NFO and Normal fund can help users to generate more profits
- Users can invest in innovative mutual funds schemes launched by the AMC, early on. for e.g some schemes invest in recently launched/listed stocks and IPOs.
About new fund offers (NFO)
- Significant difference in the NAV of NFO and Normal fund can help users to generate more profits
- Users can invest in innovative mutual funds schemes launched by the AMC, early on. for e.g some schemes invest in recently launched/listed stocks and IPOs.
What is a new fund offer or NFO?
These are the funds that are currently accepting payments/orders for future dates. Don’t miss the opportunity, invest now and get great returns.
These are the NFOs that are not yet launched. You cannot invest in them right now. You can start investing after the launch date and maximise your returns.
These are the NFOs that are no longer accepting payments. Once the allotment is done, they’ll behave like normal mutual funds and accept payments.
What is a new fund offer or NFO?
These are the funds that are currently accepting payments/orders for future dates. Don’t miss the opportunity, invest now and get great returns.
These are the NFOs that are not yet launched. You cannot invest in them right now. You can start investing after the launch date and maximise your returns.
These are the NFOs that are no longer accepting payments. Once the allotment is done, they’ll behave like normal mutual funds and accept payments.
