1. Fund houses declare dividends when they have distributable surplus.
2. However, there are times when a fund manager declares dividends if he does not have adequate investment opportunities.
3. Under worse conditions, a fund manager may sell some good underlying stocks to generate surplus for dividend distribution.
4. The motive is to attract investors.
2. However, there are times when a fund manager declares dividends if he does not have adequate investment opportunities.
3. Under worse conditions, a fund manager may sell some good underlying stocks to generate surplus for dividend distribution.
4. The motive is to attract investors.