A Short Brief on Net Asset Value

Net Asset Value (NAV), is the sum of the current value and total liabilities, divided by the number of outstanding units. An investor can track the performance of a fund's NAV.

A fund management company (AMC) declares the NAV for its schemes every business day.

This is why I will give you an example. Let's suppose that the mutual fund has issued 10 million units and has a market value of Rs 500 lakh. Then the NAV per unit is Rs50.


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Benefits of investing in Mutual Funds


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