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What do you mean by / what is fund management..?
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Answer Posted / deepak n. kolekar
Fund Management is like to balance a briefcase which
contains the securities for long term and short term. This
securities can be fluctuating i.e some can be on high risk
and some can be on low risk. The securities can be Shares,
Bonds, Debentures, Deposits, etc.
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