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Types of close-ended mutual funds

  • Fixed maturity plans

    FMPs invests the corpus in debt instruments which mature in line with the fund's maturity date. This helps them reduce interest rate risks and is deal for investors whose investment horizon matches with fund's maturity.

  • Capital protection fund

    Capital protection funds invest in both equity and debt. Debt portion is invested in fixed income securities (bonds). Equity portion consists of equity (stocks) and equity-related instruments. Debt portfolio protects the capital while equity generates capital appreciation

Features of close-ended mutual funds

  • Fixed maturity date
  • Traded on stock exchange
  • Projected against daily market ups and downs

Benefits of close-ended mutual funds

  • Stability for fund managers
  • Demand and supply based pricing
  • Two potential ways to make money
  • Idea for lumpsum investment

Mutual fund calculator

  • Investment type
  • Scheme based
  • SIP
  • Lumpsum

Monthly Investment (₹)

Expected Returns Rate (%)

Time Period (in Years)

  • Invested Amount

    25,000

  • Estimated Returns

    19,059

76%

Returns

Total of your investment will be

44,059

Taxation of close-ended mutual funds

Type of close-ended fundHolding periodCapital GainsOptions
Equity-oriented (more than 65% investment in equities)Less than 12 monthsShort term capital gains (STCG)15%
More than 12 monthsLong term capital gains (LTCG)10% - on gains exceeding ₹1 lakh in a financial year
Nil – If gains are less than ₹1 lakh in a financial year
Debt Oriented Less than 36 monthsShort term capital gains (STCG)As per income tax slab
More than 36 monthsLong term capital gains (LTCG)20% post indexation

FAQs

What is a Close Ended Mutual Fund?

When a fund house introduces a new scheme with a fixed number of units, such funds are known as close ended mutual funds. These funds are launched through an NFO (New Fund Offer) and later traded like stocks. They have a fixed maturity date, making them ideal for investors with financial goals matching the fund’s maturity tenure. Also, since close ended funds do not facilitate systematic investment plan, they are ideal for investors with ready access to lumpsum capital.

What is an example of a Close Ended Mutual Fund?

Some of the examples of close ended mutual funds are capital protection funds, FMPs, diversified equity funds, international equity funds, taxable bond funds etc.

Is Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) a Close Ended Fund?

No, ETF and close ended funds are not the same. ETFs are continuously bought and sold on stock exchanges and do not have a fixed maturity date like close ended funds.