SEBI introduced sectoral debt funds allowing concentrated exposure in sectors like financial services and energy with high credit ratings. Divya Mehta from DSP Mutual Fund explains how this new category delivers attractive yields compared to corporate bond funds, while analyzing tax implications, holding periods, and concentration risks for investors.
SEBI introduced sectoral debt funds allowing concentrated exposure in sectors like financial services and energy with high credit ratings. Divya Mehta from DSP Mutual Fund explains how this new category delivers attractive yields compared to corporate bond funds, while analyzing tax implications, holding periods, and concentration risks for investors.
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