NAME: D.

Laxmi Prasanna
ROLL NO: 130322672037
SECTION: A
PROJECT TITLE: “RISK RETURNS IN
MUTUAL FUNDS”
Description of risk returns in mutual funds.

Higher the risk - higher the return

Lower the risk - lower the return.

This is one rule of investment that is followed by

virtually all investors. If you desire better returns,
then you have to take a more risks. However, it is
not all that simple when it come to implementing it
in a financial plan. While it is a universal fact that
equity investments are riskier than debt
investment, there has to be a way to find out if the
returns are worth the risk.
Risk and return in mutual funds are important
factors to consider when investing. The risk refers
to the possibility of losing money or not getting
the expected returns on your investment. On the
other hand, return refers to the gains or profits you
can make from your investment.
In mutual funds, the level of risk and potential
return can be depending on the types of investment
the fund holds. Some funds may focus on safer
investments with lower potential returns, while
others may take on more risk for the chance of
higher returns. The balance between the potential
gains and losses you may experience when
investing in a particular mutual fund.
These are the three important key points of risk
return in mutual funds.
 It's important to carefully assess your risk tolerance and
investment goals before investing in mutual funds.
 It aims to provide investors with the opportunity to earn
returns on their investments while managing the
associated risks.
 It's always a good idea to carefully review the fund's
prospectus and consult with a financial advisor to
understand the aim, need, scope, and objectives of
studying risk and return in mutual funds.