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Fidelity seeks Sebi approval for its MultiManager Cash Fund
Kolkata: Fidelity Mutual Fund has asked for regulatory approval for an open-end cash fund of funds (FoF) scheme called Fidelity MultiManager Cash Fund.

The proposed fund, which seeks to provide returns commensurate with low risk while offering a relatively high level of liquidity, will mainly invest in liquid products of other MFs.

It may also invest in money market instruments and bank deposits in order to meet redemption requirements.

The fund, to be benchmarked against Crisil Liquid Fund Index, will create a basket of underlying schemes chiefly on the basis of internal reviews of its performance and characteristics of its portfolios.

In its offer document filed with Sebi the fund has said that investing in Fidelity MultiManager will involve certain risks generally associated with making investments in the underlying schemes adding that its value may be affected by factors influencing the underlying schemes' performance.

The latter is linked to factors such as volatility in the fixed income markets, interest rates and exchange rates.

Under normal circumstances, 95 per cent of the net assets will be allocated to various liquid funds.

Depending on the circumstances, up to 20 per cent can be invested in money market instruments/bank deposits - as a means of managing liquidity.

Not more than 25 per cent of the net assets will be parked in a particular underlying scheme, Fidelity MF has mentioned.
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Kinetic Motor to allot shares to Bennett Coleman
Mumbai: Kinetic Motor Company has said it would allot 14,18,000 equity shares to Bennett Coleman & Company Ltd (BCCL).

The shareholders of the company have approved the allotment at Rs70.52 per share to BCCL, the company informed the BSE.
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Radico Khaitan board approves stock split in 1:5 ratio
Mumbai: Liquor maker, Radico Khaitan is splitting its equity shares in a 1:5 ratio. The stock split of one equity share of Rs10 each into five equity shares of Rs2 each, is subject to shareholder approval, the company informed the BSE.

Under this stock split, 1.92 crore equity shares of Rs10 each would be split into 9.64 crore equity shares of Rs2 each.
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