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Most NFO mutual funds are open-ended. In other words, they do not have a fixed maturity period and allow investors to buy and sell units at NAV throughout the fund's existence. Unlike closed-ended funds, open-ended funds continue to accept subscriptions and redemptions from investors, providing liquidity and flexibility. You can enter and exit the fund at your convenience, making open-ended funds suitable for those with short-term or long-term investment horizons

Closed-ended funds have a fixed maturity period. During the NFO period, investors subscribe to a fixed number of units, and the fund is closed for further subscriptions thereafter. These funds are listed on stock exchanges after the NFO period, allowing investors like you to buy and sell units at market prices. Closed-ended funds are well-suited for investors seeking a defined investment horizon and stable returns.

Interval funds consist of some features of closed-ended and open-ended funds, both. They accept subscriptions and redemptions at specific intervals, such as quarterly or semi-annually, during the NFO period. Once the NFO ends, the fund operates as a closed-ended scheme, allowing trading of units on the stock exchange. Interval funds offer a balance between fixed maturity and liquidity, making them suitable for investors with medium-term investment horizons.