The uncertain business and market environment caused by the pandemic has resulted in falling share price valuations, which in turn has caused the founders and controlling shareholders of listed companies to consider delisting and buy-back minority shareholdings.
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Gold funds are ideal for diversifying portfolios and lowering the risk of investment
Gold funds are one of the newest ways to invest in gold as an asset without the necessity to hold the commodity in its physical form. They are basically a type of mutual funds and can be categorised as open-ended investments, based on the units provided by the gold Exchange Traded Fund. These funds can also be used as a hedge to protect an investor against economic shocks. Many individuals diversify their investment portfolio with a part going into gold funds to secure themselves from the fluctuating market.
Mutual funds can make overseas investments subject to a maximum of $1 billion per mutual fund, within the overall industry limit of $7 billion, Sebi said