NFO- ICICI Dividend Yield Equity Fund – April 2014

ICICI Mutual Fund launched new fund offer ICICI Dividend Yield Equity Fund, a open ended scheme. The NFO Opens for subscription on 25 April 2014 & closes on 9 May 2014. No entry load will be applicable for the scheme.

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Cheque Details            : “ICICI Dividend Yield Equity Fund “ 

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Who can Invest

This product is suitable for investors:

• Seeking long term capital appreciation
• With risk appetite of investing in Equities
• Investors willing to take exposure in equity and equity related securities

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• To generate medium to long term capital appreciation and dividend distribution by investing in a well diversified portfolio of predominantly equity and equity related securities , including equity derivatives, which offer dividend yield.

Stock Selection Idea – ICICI Dividend Yield Equity Fund

• Invest at least 80% of assets in companies that have dividend yield greater than the dividend yield of CNX Nifty Index (last released / published by NSE), at the time of investment.
• Identify high dividend stocks within the framework of valuations and fundamentals.
• Invest in high quality companies with proven records of paying and growing dividends.
• Invest across market cap

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Fund Manager for ICICI Dividend Yield Equity Fund Scheme

Mr. Mrinal Singh : Mr. Singh is a B.E. (Mech.) and PGDM (Finance).  Mr. Singh is working as Manager Investment at ICICI AMC. He has overall 7 years experience of which 1 year as Equity Analyst.
Mr. Vinay Sharma: 
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What is Dividend Yield ?

Dividend Yield is a financial ration that indicates how much shareholders are paid in the form of dividends every, relative to the share price. It helps you measure the cash-flow for every rupee invested in dividend paying stocks. It is expressed in terms of a percentage, and  calculated by dividing the amount of dividend by the share price. For example : Auto company is trading at Rs. 200 per share, paying an annual dividend of Rs. 10 per share. Thus, annual dividend (Rs.10) / Share Price (Rs.200) = 0.05 x 100 = 5% is the dividend yield of the company.

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