Investments in securities markets are subject to market risks. Mutual Fund investments are subject to market risks. Please read all scheme-related documents carefully before investing. Past performance is not indicative of future returns.

The value of investments may fluctuate due to various factors including market conditions, interest rate movements, credit quality of underlying securities, and liquidity in the market.

Different types of financial products carry different levels of risk. Investors should evaluate their risk appetite and investment objectives before making any investment decision.

Please refer to the respective offering documents such as the Scheme Information Document (SID), Key Information Memorandum (KIM), Disclosure Documents, or other product-specific materials for detailed risk factors.

Vijay Rajaram Dinkar is an AMFI Registered Mutual Fund Distributor (ARN - 41198) and provides distribution services only.

Vijay Rajaram Dinkar is NOT a SEBI Registered Investment Adviser.

The risk involved in mutual fund investments is for the information of mutual fund investors.

1. Market Risks
2. Market Volatility Risks and its effects on NAV
3. Geo-Political Risks
4. Risk of Principal Amount invested in Mutual Funds
5. Risk of Returns
6. Past Performance is not indicative of future performance
7. The investment objective of the scheme is subject to change
8. Risk due to change in categorization of the scheme
9. The Performance of the scheme is subject to change in a fund management team
10. Risk of AMC being taken over by AMC
11. Risk of closure of AMC and merging with other AMC
12. Risk of change in performance of scheme due to change in fund manager
13. Returns being subject to market risk including loss of capital on account of market volatility, force majeure events, changes in the political and economic environment, default by issuers of securities to mutual funds, bankruptcy or insolvency of issuers and potential segregation of portfolio by AMC in such circumstances.
14. Risks associated with the subscription to new fund offering of the scheme such as price volatility risk, liquidity risk, and delisting risk;
15. Winding up of schemes on account of illiquid instruments, higher volume of redemption requests from the investors or on account of unforeseen market events

Mutual Fund investors are requested to take note of the above before making an investment decision.