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UTI (Unit Trust of India) : Likhith M N USN:1DA18MBA20

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UTI

(Unit Trust of India)

Likhith M N
USN:1DA18MBA20
INTRODUCTION
 The Unit Trust of India(UTI) was
established on 1st February, 1964 under the
“Unit Trust of India Act,1963” by the
government of India

 In 1978 delinked from RBI and IDBI took the


regulatory and administrative control.
OBJECTIVES
There are two primary objectives of UTI :-
(i) To promote and pool the savings from small
investors.
(ii) To give them an opportunity to share the
benefits.
FUNCTIONS
To encourage savings of lower and middleclass
people.
To sell units to investors in different parts of
the country.
To convert the small savings into industrial
finance.
To provide liquidity to units.
To provide merchant banking and investment
advisory service.
To formulate unit scheme or insurance plan.
Schemes of UTI
 Unit scheme—1964.
 Unit Linked Insurance Plan—1971.
 Children Gift Growth Fund Unit Scheme—1986.
 Rajyalakhmi Unit Scheme—1992.
 Senior Citizen’s Unit Plan—1993.
 Monthly Income Unit Scheme.
 Master Equity Plan—1995.
 Money Market Mutual Fund—1997.
 UTI Growth Sector Fund—1999.
 UTI - Unit Linked Insurance Plan
Children Gift Growth Fund Unit Scheme—1986 Unit Scheme—1964
Advantages of UTI
Good opportunity for small investors
Wide choice of schemes
Safe investments
Steady incomes
Expert handlings
Tax concession
Liquidity
Disadvantages of UTI
 There are costs over and above those you'd
pay if you were investing directly.
 Unit trusts may not be as liquid as some
other investments.
THANK YOU

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