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• • ESG fund
  • ESG are mutual funds that invest in companies that meet certain environmental (E), social (S), and governance (G) criteria.
• • Earnings Per Share (EPS)
  • EPS is used for evaluating the profitability of a company. It is calculated as the company’s profit divided by the outstanding shares of its common stock.
• • ELSS
  • Equity Linked Savings Scheme (ELSS) are tax-saving mutual funds. ELSS combines the benefits of equity investments with tax deductions under section 80C.
• • Expense Ratio
  • The expense ratio in a mutual fund measures the total costs associated with managing and operating the fund.
• • Equity Fund
  • An equity fund is a mutual fund that primarily invests in equity stocks.
• • Expense Reimbursement
  • Expense reimbursement in mutual funds refers to reimbursing investors for expenses they have paid on behalf of management.
• • Exchange-Traded Fund
  • An Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) is a marketable security that tracks an index such as BSE Sensex. When you buy units of an ETF, you are buying units of the portfolio that track the yields and return of the index.
• • Exit load
  • Exit load is a fee charged by the mutual fund houses if investors exit a scheme partially or fully within a specific period from the date of investment.
• • Earnings Yield
  • The earnings yield refers to the income returned to investors through interest and dividends generated by the mutual fund scheme.
• • EUIN
  • EUIN stands for Employee Unique Identification Number. It is a unique code given to mutual fund distributors and employees by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI).
• • Equity Index Fund
  • An equity index fund is a type of investment that aims to replicate the performance of a specific stock market index.
• • Emerging Market fund
  • The emerging market fund is a type of mutual fund that invests heavily in securities from developing and emerging markets.
• • Equity Fund Manager
  • An equity fund manager is a financial professional who oversees and manages an equity fund's investment decisions.
• • Equity Income Fund
  • Equity Income Fund is a type of mutual fund or investment fund that primarily invests in stocks with the goal of generating income for investors.
• • Expense Fee
  • An expense fee is the annual cost of managing and operating a mutual fund scheme.
• • ETF Sponsor
  • ETF sponsors are fund managers or financial companies responsible for creating and administering exchange-traded funds.
• • Expense Limit
  • Expense limits are limits placed on a mutual fund's operating expenses. This limit represents a cap on the fees shareholders may be charged based on the fund's average assets.
• • Expense Waiver
  • An expense waiver in a mutual fund refers to a reduction or elimination of certain fees and expenses by the fund management company.
• • Enhanced Index Fund
  • Enhanced index funds attempt to enhance the returns of an index through active management by modifying the weights of holdings.