What is 'portfolio turnover ratio' as shown in a mutual fund fact sheet?
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EXPLANATION
Portfolio turnover ratio measures how frequently a fund manager trades the portfolio. A ratio of 100% means the entire portfolio was replaced once during the year. High turnover implies higher transaction costs and may indicate frequent active trading.
Which of the following best describes 'quartile ranking' in mutual fund peer comparison?
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EXPLANATION
Quartile ranking sorts all funds in a SEBI category by performance and divides them into four groups. Q1 (top 25%) funds are the best performers; Q4 (bottom 25%) are the worst. Consistent Q1 or Q2 performance across multiple periods is a positive indicator of fund quality.
SEBI mandates that mutual fund performance be disclosed for which standard periods?
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EXPLANATION
SEBI requires mutual funds to disclose scheme performance for standard periods: 1 year, 3 years, 5 years, and since inception โ both for the scheme and its benchmark. This standardisation allows investors to compare funds fairly across AMCs.
In a debt fund fact sheet, 'Macaulay Duration' is different from 'Average Maturity' because:
A.Macaulay Duration is the weighted average time to receive all cash flows (coupons + principal), while Average Maturity only considers the final repayment date
B.Macaulay Duration accounts only for the final maturity payment while Average Maturity considers all cash flows
C.Macaulay Duration is expressed in months; Average Maturity is expressed in years
D.There is no difference โ both metrics measure the same thing