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Kotak
PSU Bank ETF - FAQs |
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Q. What is Kotak PSU Bank ETF ?
A. Kotak PSU Bank ETF is an Open ended exchange
traded fund listed on National Stock Exchange
Of India Ltd.
Q
What is the objective of Kotak PSU Bank ETF
?
A The investment objective of the scheme is
to provide returns that closely correspond
to the total returns of CNX PSU Bank Index,
subject to tracking errors.
Q To whom this scheme is suitable for ?
A. Investors who:
a) want to limit scrip
specific risk by taking exposure to all the
securities represented by CNX PSU Bank Index
at a time, instead of any specific scrip,
at a low cost
b) want exposure to
PSU banks in banking sector in their asset
allocation strategy;
c) are arbitragers
between cash market and derivatives market;
d) believe in investing
in mutual fund schemes that follow a passive
investment strategy.
Q. In which companies the Fund Manager
will invest the money ?
A. The scheme will invest in the securities
that comprise the CNX PSU Bank Index and in
the same proportion as in the Index. For details
refer
creation unit .
Q. What is the face value of one unit ?
A. The face value of each unit will be Rs.
10 per unit. On allotment value of each unit
will be approximately equal to 1/10th of the
value of CNX PSU Bank Index.
Q. How to Buy & Sell the units of
Kotak PSU Bank ETF ?
A.
From Secondary Market : Units
of Kotak PSU Bank ETF are traded in the National
Stock Exchange. The ISIN corresponding to
these units is INF373I01023. The symbol is
(KOTAKPSUBK ). Trading shall be in the Normal
Market Segment - Compulsory Demat (Rolling
Settlement) for all investors. You can buy
& sell units through your broker or online
trading platform provided by the brokers (E
Broking facility) registered with the National
Stock Exchange
From Kotak Mutual fund :
On going purchases directly from the Mutual
Fund would be restricted to Authorized Participants
provided the value of units to be purchased
is in creation unit size.
Authorised Participants may buy the units
on any business day of the scheme directly
from the Mutual Fund by depositing basket
of securities comprising CNX PSU Bank Index
plus the applicable cash component and transaction
costs
# Creation Unit is fixed number of units of
the Scheme, which is exchanged for a basket
of securities underlying the index called
the Portfolio Deposit and a Cash Component
equal to the value of 10,000 units of the
Scheme.
For redemption of units it is vice versa i.e.
fixed number of units of Scheme are exchanged
for Portfolio Deposit and Cash Component.
The Portfolio Deposit and Cash Component will
change from time to time.
Each creation unit consists of 10,000 units
of Kotak PSU Bank ETF. Each unit of Kotak
PSU Bank ETF will be approximately equal to
1/10th of the value of the CNX PSU Bank Index.
The creation unit size may be changed by the
AMC at their discretion and the notice of
the same shall be published on AMC's internet
site.
Q. How will I know the appropriate price
to transact in the secondary market ?
A. KMAMC endeavours to provide an indicative
NAV in our website.The investors may use the
same to transact in the market.
Q.
What are the loads applicable for this scheme
?
A. During the continuous offer the Entry and
Exit load is NIL
Q.
What are the other charges applicable during
the buy or sell in the continuous offer ?
A. Investor will have to bear the cost of
brokerage and other applicable statutory the
stock exchange levies eg, Securities Transaction
Tax, etc when the units are bought or sold
on the stock exchange.
Q.
What are the tax implications in this scheme
?
A. No TDS on redemption irrespective of amount
redeemed, for Unitholders Resident in India.
Investments in the scheme are exempt from
Wealth Tax.
As per section 111A of the Act, short term
capital gain arising from the sale of a unit
of an equity oriented fund is taxable at the
rate of 10%. However, at the time of sale
of units (redemption) the unitholder will
have to pay STT of 0.25% of the sale / redemption
value.
Dividends received under the scheme are exempt
from Income Tax in the hands of investors.
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