Bharti AXA slashes lower limit for new Liq-uity plan

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Bharti AXA Investment Managers on Tuesday announced a change in its new initiative, 'Liq-uity', a product offering wherein the daily dividend in Bharti AXA Liquid Fund (BALF) or Bharti AXA Treasury Advantage Fund (BATrAF) is transferred to Bharti AXA Equity Fund (BAEF) on a daily basis.

Bharti AXA Investment Managers is a joint venture between Bharti Ventures, AXA Investment Managers and AXA Asia Pacific Holdings, (AXA APH, through its wholly-owned subsidiary National Mutual International).

The minimum investment amount has now been reduced to Rs 1 lakh from Rs 10 lakh for Regular Plan, it said in a statement.

"This move aims to make 'Liq-uity' more inclusive, thereby attracting more retail investors", it said in a statement.

Gains earned under BALF/BATrAF are transferred to BAEF, while the initial capital remains invested in BALF/BATrAF. There is no entry load for transfers into BAEF from BALF/BATrAF.

However, an exit load of one per cent is levied, if the units are redeemed within one year from the date of allotment.

There is no entry or exit load for investments in BALF/BATrAF, it said.

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