I recently got quoted a few times in Morningstar’s coverage of how leading advisors are navigating the debt fund space. The context is the current on-going turmoil in the debt fund space.
If you wish to know my thoughts on Debt Funds, then here is the link to the article:
Morningstar.in – How advisers are navigating the debt funds space?
Or if you wish to read it quickly here itself, then here are few screenshots of my quotes below:
Sometime back, Morningstar had interviewed me. So if you wish to read that, then here is the link: Morningstar Interview Dev Ashish Stable Investor
And with regards to the debt funds, I plan to share more detailed thoughts in a day or two. So bear with me for this time.
Every keeps saying that “Credit Risk” funds were mis-sold. But with the word ‘risk’ embedded in the name, it’s a no-brainer to stay away such funds. So how can they be mis-sold?
The larger question is why funds with words like ‘treasury advantage’ or ‘ultra short duration’ or ‘accrual’ etc., were being run like credit risk funds?