Zerodha and Nippon India Launch New Arbitrage Funds Targeting Low-Volatility Investors
Zerodha Fund House has launched the Zerodha Arbitrage Fund, an open-ended scheme targeting arbitrage opportunities between cash and derivatives markets, with a minimum investment of Rs 5,000. The fund aims to offer lower volatility than typical equity funds by capitalizing on temporary price differences rather than market direction. It invests at least 65% in equity and derivatives, with the remainder in short-term debt instruments. Separately, Nippon India Mutual Fund introduced the Income Plus Arbitrage Omni Fund of Fund, combining arbitrage and debt strategies, targeting investors with a two-year horizon. Both funds emphasize tax efficiency and risk-adjusted returns but carry variable yields and market risks.
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