The Sharpe Ratio is a financial metric crucial for evaluating mutual fund investments, quantifying risk-adjusted returns. It helps investors assess if returns justify the risk, especially in volatile markets. A higher Sharpe Ratio indicates better performance, but consistency across market cycles and other factors like expense ratios should also be considered.
Groww’s Ishan Bansal sees structural shift in derivatives participation post regulatory changes
Derivatives business faces a structural reset post FY25 regulatory changes, with growth now driven by a smaller but stable customer base, increased market volatility, and
April 21, 2026