Interval Funds are a category of mutual funds that allow investors to buy or redeem units only during specific predetermined intervals—such as monthly, quarterly, or annually—rather than on a daily basis like open-ended funds. SEBI regulates interval funds in India, and they are suitable for investors seeking slightly higher returns than liquid funds while accepting limited liquidity. They typically invest in a mix of debt instruments with varying maturities and are used by corporates and HNIs for short-to-medium term cash management.
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