Frequently asked questions
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UTI Sensex Exchange Traded Fund or UTI Sensex ETF is an open-ended ETF scheme replicating/tracking the S&P BSE Sensex Index. The scheme consist of top 30 largest companies as per free-float market capitalization represented by S&P BSE Sensex Index. UTI Sensex ETF is one of the large ETF scheme having competitive cost and low tracking error.
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UTI Sensex ETF tracks the behaviour of portfolio of top 30 large and liquid companies as represented the S&P BSE Sensex Index. The Portfolio is less volatile as compared to Mid & Small Cap Indices. As UTI Sensex ETF is traded on the NSE and BSE, it gives the opportunity to capture intra day movements of S&P BSE Sensex Index. It helps in taking exposure to S&P BSE Sensex in cash segment of equity market without worrying about taking exposure through derivative (FNO) segment.
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Investing in UTI Sensex ETF is very simple. Investors may approach the stock brokers where they are holding their trading account and buy or sell units of UTI Sensex ETFs similar to the way they buy or sell any NSE or BSE listed securities.
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Form taxation point, UTI Sensex ETF is like any other equity oriented mutual fund scheme. Thus, taxation applicable to equity mutual fund schemes will be applicable to UTI Sensex ETF.
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ETFs are low cost, transparent and are tradable on the exchanges. ETFs helps in taking advantages of intra day market movements. Sensex ETF gives the exposure to top 50 largest companies as per free-float market capitalization and represented by S&P BSE Sensex Index. UTI Sensex ETF is one of the large ETF having competitive cost i.e. Total Expense Ratio (TER) and tracking error.