Net asset value of a mutual fund.
NAV of Mutual fund is a per share market value of a fund. It is the price at which the buyer buys shares from a fund company and it is the price at which the seller of the mutual funds sells back to a fund company.
Net Asset Value = (Market value of Investments +Assets - Liabilities
Assets = Interest + Dividends
Example:
Investor have bought 20 crore units of a mutual fund scheme at Rs.10 each.
An amount of Rs.140 crore, invested in equities, has appreciated by 10%.
The balance of amount of Rs. 10 crore, mobilized from investors was placed in Debt market.
Interest and Dividend received by the Scheme is Rs. 8 crore.
Scheme expenses paid is Rs.4 crore, while a further expense of Rs. 1 crore is payable. Calculate NAV of the scheme?
Net Asset Value = (Market value of Investments +Assets - Liabilities
Equity: Rs.140 crore
Profit in Equity: 10% of 140 which is 140*10/100 which is equal to Rs. 14 crore.
Investment in Debt : Rs.60 crore
Total Value: 150+14+60 = Rs.214 crore in total value of Investments.
Assets = Interest + Dividends = 8 crores.
Liabilities= Rs.5 crore expenses
No of Units = 20 crore
NAV = (150+14+60+8-5)/20=217/20=Rs.10.85
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