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• • Operating Expenses
  • Operating expenses are expenses incurred by businesses during their normal business operations.
• • Open-End Fund
  • Open-end fund is a mutual fund scheme that is open for buying or selling at any time.
• • Offering Price
  • Offering price is the price per share at which shares can be purchased by the general public.
• • Opportunity Cost
  • Opportunity cost refers to the benefits and values lost when a business chooses one alternative over another.
• • Offshore fund
  • Offshore fund is a mutual fund that invests in overseas or international markets.
• • Onshore fund
  • Onshore fund is an investment fund that is established in the country of the investor.
• • Operating cash flow
  • Operational cash flow is the amount of cash generated by a company's normal business activities.
• • Opening NAV
  • Opening NAV is the Net Asset Value of a mutual fund or exchange-traded fund (ETF) at the beginning of a particular period.
• • Offer Document
  • The offer document is the document that contains the details of a particular mutual fund scheme offered by an Asset Management Company.
• • Option
  • An option is a derivative contract that gives buyers the right but not the obligation to buy or sell an underlying asset at a specific price and date.