| Capital Gains | Capital gains is the profit which the person makes when he sells the asset. Selling price - purchase price = Capital gains. |
| Capital Gains | Capital gains is the profit which the person makes when he sells the asset. Selling price - purchase price = Capital gains. |
| Close ended schemes | Close ended funds are offered in form of NFO (new fund offer) like in IPO in case of equity shares. A fixed amount of money is raised during NFO, and gets closed for further sell and purchase. |
| Compounding | CAGR shows the growth in value of investment year on year. It normalises the varied returns over years and gives a constant growth rate. It might be the case that an investment has shown negative growth in one year, and has sharply risen in its value in another year. CAGR will consider both and will give one rate of return over years irrespective of investment's performance in individual years. |
| Consolidated Account Statement (CAS) | It is the single account statement that represents all the transactions of an investor across all mutual funds. |
| Credit Quality | Credit quality of the fund indicated the risk associated with it. The higher the rating the safer is the fund. The credit rating agencies rate the funds based on their investments made in securities spanning from risk-free government securities to high-risk commercial papers. |
