Fund of Funds
Fund of Funds
• ETF BASED FOF: These FOFs invest in exchange-traded funds , which further invest in
Indian company shares. This type of FOF provides enhanced accessibility compared
to direct investment in ETFs, but carries higher market volatility due to its trading
nature.
• Gold FOF: These FOFs invest in funds that track the performance of gold or related
assets, offering exposure to gold price movements without physically owning the
metal.
• Multi-manager FOF: These funds consist of different professionally managed mutual
funds in their portfolio, each with distinct holdings. They typically have multiple
portfolio managers, each responsible for a specific asset within the mutual fund.
• International FOF: Mutual Funds operating in foreign countries are targeted by the
international fund of funds. This allows investors to potentially yield higher returns
through the best-performing stocks and bonds of the respective country.
Role in Economy
• As FOF invest in multiple mutual funds so, this provides capital to companies for
their requirement of funds which support economic growth.
• As FOF has diversed nature which spreads risk across multiple investments, which
can reduce impact of market volatility on investor hence provides stability in the
market.
• FOF can enhance market efficiency by increasing the flow of information and
improving allocation of resources.
• By investing in emerging markets, new technologies, and innovative business models,
FOF can support entrepreneurship and economic development. Which can led to job
creation, technological advancement, and overall economic growth.