Why do navs of debt funds fall?
why do nav's of debt funds fall?
Level - INTERMEDIATE
The NAV of a debt fund is pulled in opposite directions by its interest accruals and mark to market norms. This video illustrates how different factors can come together to reduce NAVs of debt funds. .
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58 years ago
Good informative video on debt funds