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• • Management Fee
  • The management fee is the fee charged by an investment manager for overseeing a fund.
• • Market Capitalization
  • Market capitalization refers to the total value of a company’s outstanding shares or stocks.
• • Mutual Fund
  • A mutual fund is an investment vehicle that pools money from many people to invest in a variety of assets like stocks, bonds, or other securities.
• • Money Market Fund
  • Money Market Fund in mutual funds is a type of fund that invests in highly liquid and short-term financial instruments, providing an avenue for equilibrating the short-term surplus funds of lenders and the requirements of borrowers
• • Mid-Cap Fund
  • Mid-Cap Fund in mutual funds is a type of fund that predominantly invests in equity and equity-related securities of mid-cap companies.
• • Market Risk
  • Market risk is the risk of losing positions due to movements in market variables such as prices and volatility.
• • Management Expense Ratio
  • The management expense ratio represents the percentage of asset fees associated with investments.
• • Market Index
  • The Market index is a portfolio of securities that represent a particular section of the stock market.
• • Momentum Investing
  • In momentum investing, investors buy securities that are rising and sell them once they seem to have peaked.
• • Market Order
  • A market order is a buy or sell order at the best available price on the market.
• • Margin Call
  • A margin call is when a broker demands investors to add more money into a margin account.
• • Multi-manager investment
  • Multi-manager investment refers to an investment that consists of multiple specialised funds.
• • Mutual Fund Custodian
  • A mutual fund custodian is a financial institution like a trust, company, or bank that holds and safeguards the funds' securities.
• • Management Company
  • Management Companies are companies that handle specific resources owned by funds, usually managed by teams of experts.
• • Managed Distribution
  • In managed distribution, common shareholders receive consistent, although not guaranteed, periodic payments, regardless of income earned or capital gains realized.
• • Market-Linked Investment
  • Market-linked investment is a pooled investment where the value of the investment depends on market movement.
• • Maturity Date
  • The maturity date refers to the date a note, draft, acceptance bond or other debt instrument becomes due.
• • Monthly Income Plan
  • A monthly income plan is a financial product designed to provide investors with a regular stream of income every month.
• • Maturity
  • Maturity is an agreed-upon date on which the investment ends, often triggering the repayment.
• • Minimum Application Amount
  • Application amount is the minimum investment that investors need to make to start investing.
• • Mutual Fund Wrap
  • A mutual fund wrap is a wealth management service that offers personalised advice and a large pool of mutual funds.
• • Mutual Fund Family
  • Mutual fund family refers to a group of funds offered by the same financial company.
• • Market Price Per Share
  • Market price per share refers to the total value of all of the company’s outstanding shares put together.
• • Modified Duration
  • A modified duration measures how a change in interest rates affects the value of a security.
• • Macaulay Duration
  • Macaulay duration is the weighted average time it takes to receive the bond's cash flow.