Investment avenues under different asset categories

 

 

 

Equity

Fixed Income

•      Blue-chip Companies

•      Mid-sized companies

•      Small-sized companies

•      Unlisted Companies

•      Foreign Stocks

•      Equity Mutual Funds

•      Exchange Traded Funds

•      Index Funds

•      Fixed deposit with a bank

•      Recurring deposit with a bank

•      Endowment Policies

•      Money back Policies

•      Public Provident Fund

•      Sukanya Zamudio Yojana (SSY)

•      Senior Citizens’ Savings Scheme (SCSS)

•      Post office Monthly Income Scheme

•      Recurring deposit with a post office

•      Company fixed deposit

•      Debentures/bonds

•      Debt Mutual Funds

Real Estate/Infrastructure

Commodities

Physical Asset

•        Residential/ Commercial

Financial Asset

•        Real Estate Mutual Funds (REMF)

•        Real Estate Investment Trusts (ReIT)

•        Infrastructure Investment Trust (InvIT)

•      Gold

•      Silver

•      Gold Funds

•      Commodity ETFs

Hybrid asset classes

Others

Hybrid Mutual funds or Multi Asset Fund

•      Rare coins

•      Art

•      Rare stamps

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