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This book provides insight into the multi-dimensional process of coordinating and supervising mutual funds. This book focuses on the management of mutual funds within financial markets, with an emphasis on how corporate governance and benchmarking influence asset and portfolio management. Chapters explore four important aspects of this process in particular detail: corporate governance, benchmarking, asset management and portfolio management. The author shows that the mutual fund industry provides wider access to payment systems and to a savings safety-net that operates similarly to deposit insurance. Furthermore, he demonstrates that the Indian government's focus is on establishing the right of every person to have access to affordable basic financial services offered by banks and non-banks.
List of contents
Chapter 1) Introduction.- Chapter 2) Review of Literature.- Chapter 3) Corporate governance.- Chapter 4) Bench marking.- Chapter 5) Asset Management.- Chapter 6) Portfolio Management.
About the author
Dr G.V. Satya Sekhar is the Coordinator of the MBA programme offered through the Centre for Distance Learning at GITAM University, India. He has 18 years of teaching and research experience and has published 35 articles and five textbooks on topics such as mutual funds, strategic financial management and financial engineering. He is a member of the editorial advisory boards of various international and national journals, and has also presented research papers in his field.
Summary
This book provides insight into the multi-dimensional process of coordinating and supervising mutual funds. This book focuses on the management of mutual funds within financial markets, with an emphasis on how corporate governance and benchmarking influence asset and portfolio management. Chapters explore four important aspects of this process in particular detail: corporate governance, benchmarking, asset management and portfolio management. The author shows that the mutual fund industry provides wider access to payment systems and to a savings safety-net that operates similarly to deposit insurance. Furthermore, he demonstrates that the Indian government’s focus is on establishing the right of every person to have access to affordable basic financial services offered by banks and non-banks.
