DSP Asset Managers Private Limited

The best performing Hybrid Scheme of DSP Asset Managers Private Limited in 3 years is DSP Equity & Bond Fund Direct Plan Growth. The scheme is in the Hybrid Category Group - Aggressive Allocation category

The Custodian of DSP Asset Managers Private Limited is Deutsche Bank AG .

The Registrar and transfer agent (RTA) of DSP Asset Managers Private Limited is Computer Age Management Services Ltd .

The auditor of DSP Asset Managers Private Limited is S. R. BATLIBOI & Co

The address of the head-office of DSP Asset Managers Private Limited is India , , India.

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You can buy Mutual Fund schemes directly from the AMC or an execution only platform (EOP) which enables you to invest in the Direct plan of the schemes of the AMC. On the contrary, if you take the help of a distributor/agent while buying, you invest in the Regular plan of the schemes of the AMC. Barring expense ratio, other attributes of Direct plan and Regular plan are same. Direct Plan has lower expense ratio as compared to Regular Plan. As a result, the NAV of Direct Plan is higher relative to Regular Plan. This translates to higher returns for the investors in the long run. It is advisable to invest in Direct Plan only if you possess adequate knowledge about Mutual Funds, the factors affecting their returns, risk etc. Without adequate knowhow, hasty investment decisions can have serious ramifications.