Mutual Fund Mastery case studies, worked step by step

Cases
100
Traced to a firm
31
Topics
14
Hard
32
Topic
All topicsEquity research and stock pitches15Fund selection and due diligence9Debt fund credit decisions8Client portfolios and goal planning9Index funds, ETFs and passive6AMC and distribution economics6Performance review and attribution6Duration and rates positioning6Liquidity, redemptions and stress7Scheme design and product strategy7Compliance, risk limits and conduct6Valuing listed securities: IPOs, DCF and REITs5NAV operations and operational risk5Retirement, withdrawals and life events5
Level
AnyWarm upCoreHard
Source
AnyReported at a firmStandard
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  1. 028A parent needs about Rs 91 lakh for college fees in 15 years and has Rs 6 lakh saved. What monthly SIP does she need, and how should the portfolio move from equity to debt in the final three years?Client portfolios and goal planningHardWealth and advisoryDistribution and sales
  2. 070Ritvik Sabharwal holds 70% of his Rs 2 crore net worth in his employer's listed shares, bought at an average Rs 180 against a market price of Rs 1,050. Plan a three-year diversification that balances tax on gains against concentration risk.Client portfolios and goal planningHardWealth and advisoryDistribution and sales
  3. 084A freelance designer earns between Rs 40,000 and Rs 1.2 lakh a month, with average expenses of Rs 45,000. Design his emergency buffer and investing rule so that a bad month never forces him to sell equity.Client portfolios and goal planningWarm upWealth and advisoryDistribution and sales
  4. 094A Rs 50 lakh portfolio started at 60/40 equity-debt; after equity rose 60% and debt 7% over two years it sits near 69/31, outside a 5-point band. How much must move, and how can a Rs 60,000 monthly SIP do the work with minimal tax?Client portfolios and goal planningCoreWealth and advisoryDistribution and sales

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