How-to DSP Mutual Fund AMC direct

How to open a DSP Mutual Fund direct investing account

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DSP Mutual Fund is a long-established Indian AMC (founded as DSP Merrill Lynch, then DSP BlackRock from 2008-2018, now wholly-owned by DSP Group). The AMC direct portal at dspim.com offers free direct-plan investing.

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Step-by-step procedure

See the procedure infobox above.

Why DSP MF direct

  • Independent AMC (no bank parent) since DSP Group bought out BlackRock in 2018.
  • Direct plans only.
  • Heritage scheme lineup including DSP Equity Fund, DSP Mid Cap Fund.
  • Strong investment process inheritance from BlackRock JV era.

Scheme highlights

  • DSP Flexi Cap Fund (formerly DSP Equity Fund).
  • DSP Mid Cap Fund.
  • DSP Small Cap Fund.
  • DSP Tax Saver Fund (ELSS).
  • DSP Equity & Bond Fund.
  • DSP Liquidity Fund.
  • DSP US Flexible Equity Fund (international FoF).

See also

External references

References

  1. SEBI (Mutual Funds) Regulations, 1996.
  2. SEBI Master Circular for Mutual Funds.
  3. AMFI Best Practice Guidelines.
  4. DSP Mutual Fund disclosure documents.

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