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  • 6/21/2025
Fixed Deposit नहीं, अब यहां कर रहे हैं लोग निवेश?

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00:00There was a report that told us that people who are in our country are taking a little bit of interest in our country.
00:08You will remember that when we get a little bit of money in our house,
00:12we used to make a little bit of money in our country.
00:16And I think saving is such a thing that we are growing up.
00:19If you don't get money, then you get a little bit of money from your kitchen.
00:24By default, this is our saving DNA for Indians.
00:28But now, the risk of saving is reduced.
00:32People are also reducing.
00:34And this is the FD that in 2020,
00:37I know that the data says that in 2020,
00:42there are 45.77% of the FD that is creating.
00:47But in 2020, this was 50% of the FD.
00:52So, what do you think about this?
00:54What is the reason that the interest of the people's shift is reduced or reduced?
01:00When we talk about fixed deposits, I want to tell you that fixed deposits was a very attractive instrument for our generation.
01:10Where the FDs have 9-10% of returns.
01:14In fact, I remember that my mother's time, FDs have doubled in 5 or 4 years.
01:20But because today we have been in a blind interest rate scenario,
01:24where the rate cuts are going,
01:27so as a result of FDs' returns,
01:31if you have indexed from inflation,
01:35the return will be 0% or 1%.
01:38Through social media and so much of awareness,
01:40investors have come to understand that FDs' money is full,
01:44then it will not grow in tax-efficient.
01:48And the other thing is that India's capital markets,
01:51which is very strong and very strong.
01:54And with the strength of an investor,
01:57who is a bank or fixed instruments,
02:00they are investing in capital markets,
02:03where they get more understanding,
02:05they get more of the money,
02:07they can only analyze their day-to-day basis,
02:11and at the same time,
02:13they can also become tax-efficient tax-efficient.
02:17In these things,
02:19we are seeing that the capital markets,
02:22the FDs' capital markets,
02:23has become more of the FDs.
02:25And as a result of which,
02:26a lot of money moves into FDs.
02:28It moves into FDs' capital markets.
02:30Yeah, exactly.
02:31Yeah, exactly.
02:32You are right.
02:33My second question is that
02:34it is in mutual funds.
02:35FDs' capital markets.
02:36In FDs' capital markets,
02:37has increased participation in FDs.
02:38In 2021,
02:39there were only 10 crore portfolios,
02:40but in today's date,
02:41we have more of 23 crore portfolios.
02:43So,
02:44we can say that
02:46the return is the prime reason
02:48because of the reason
02:49that people leave FDs' capital markets
02:50and have more risk-efficient
02:52in the stock market
02:53and in the mutual fund.
02:54Or,
02:55in this way,
02:56our scenario changed.
02:57This is the kind of
02:58our situation.
02:59This is the kind of
03:00our situation.
03:01This is the kind of
03:02our situation.
03:03People are paying attention to money.
03:04They are not saving.
03:05They are not saving.
03:06They are not saving.
03:07That's a behavior shift.
03:08This is a very, very genuine point.
03:10That one of the macroeconomic parameters
03:12change is the same.
03:13You are going to a developed zone
03:15to develop.
03:16Like if a surplus comes,
03:18you will have money
03:19to get into it.
03:21The same behavior shift
03:22is going to get into it.
03:30Even the four and six countries
03:32will be pretty recurring.
03:34If you will get in America,
03:35the other thing
03:36is becoming more expensive.
03:37The other thing is,
03:38if you will buy an account,
03:40the future of the firm
03:42is going to become more expensive.
03:43The most okay.
03:44So, in that case, it is possible that when the money is going to shift from FD to FD,
04:13of time.
04:14That is the reason that the money is moving from FD to FD, mutual fund, stocks, AIF, this
04:20is all market-dependent investment tools, and you can see that in these tools, investors
04:26are moving from FD to FD to FD, mutual fund, stocks, AIF, this is all market-dependent investment
04:38tools.
04:39And you can see that in these tools, investors are getting out of the money, enjoying it,
04:47and at the same time, their goals, for example, child's education, child's marriage, retirement
04:55corpus generation, emergency corpus, vacation planning, all these things, they are getting
05:02out of the way.
05:03So, I think this would be safe to say that in FD, people in the present time have a little
05:09interest on them.
05:10But it's not that they have been closed for investment.
05:12They are taking a lot of return, taking a lot of risk and diversifying their portfolio
05:17in different avenues.
05:18Where we were buying a bond, or FD, or going to post office, people were running RDs.
05:24But now, they have more financial education and awareness.
05:28And plus, they have to spend their lives on their own lives.
05:31So, it's not a bad scenario.
05:35We don't need much to do so much.
05:37Thank you so much Siddhartha.
05:39Thank you so much, Praveti.
05:40The pleasure is all mine.
05:41Thank you so much, Praveti.
05:42The pleasure is all mine.
05:43Thank you so much, Praveti.
05:44The pleasure is all mine.
05:45Thank you so much, Praveti.
05:46Thank you so much, Praveti.
05:47The pleasure is all mine.
05:48Thank you so much, Praveti.
05:49Thank you so much, Praveti.
05:50Thank you so much, Praveti.
05:51The pleasure is all mine.
05:53So, this is Siddhartha.
05:54How will the role of fund managers change?
05:55How will the role of fund managers change?
05:56All of these things are all about the role of fund managers.
05:58So, we will continue to do so much.
05:59We will continue to do so much.
06:00Thank you so much, Praveti.
06:01Thank you so much, Praveti.
06:02The pleasure is all mine.
06:03Thank you so much, Praveti.
06:04The pleasure is all mine.
06:06So, this was Siddhartha.
06:07We have discussed the BlackRock Mutual Fund, which is coming to Aladdin launch.
06:11After which scenario will change?
06:13How will investors profit?
06:14How will fund managers change?
06:15How will the role of fund managers change?
06:20All these things are all about.
06:23And yesterday, we had a news that was floating around.
06:26That FDs has reduced interest in FDs.
06:29But understand this.
06:31In our parents and parents, they didn't have so much knowledge.
06:36They didn't have so much knowledge about where to invest.
06:39But now, the youth who is in the hands of the money,
06:42is becoming a little more complicated.
06:45It's a lot of relief.
06:47It's a lot of return.
06:48It's a lot of risk appetite.
06:50That's why we shift the FDs a little bit.
06:55And we can't say that the FDs will end up.
06:59No, it's not.
07:00But there is a little behavior shift.
07:03This is all about this.
07:05And you can see the business world's stories.
07:08Good returns.
07:09Good returns.

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