Question 1

Are ETFs traded in India?

Accepted Answer

Yes, they are traded in India. Especially after mutual funds, ETFs have also become the most innovative and popular securities
         that investors have been choosing to invest in.

Question 2

How can I invest in ETF in India?

Accepted Answer

You can effortlessly invest in ETFs by opening a Demat account for holding the ETF units,
         after which, you can buy and sell ETFs easily.

Question 3

How does an ETF generally work?

Accepted Answer

ETFs are a basket of securities that are sold on an exchange. It combines features of mutual funds, stocks, or bonds.
        It is also traded throughout the day, like an individual stock.

Question 4

What are some ETF expenses?

Accepted Answer

ETF expenses usually would include the fund's operating expenses also known as OER.
         It is an expense ratio or annual rate the fund (not the broker) charges on the assets it holds to pay for portfolio management, administration, and some other expenses.

Question 5

Can I sell ETF anytime?

Accepted Answer

ETFs are traded just like a stock. They can be bought and sold at any time you wish to, during the market hours.

Question 6

Does an ETF have a tax benefit in India?

Accepted Answer

An ETF can be more tax-efficient than other kinds of investments. When you hold an ETF in a taxable account,
         you will generate lesser tax liabilities than that of a generally structured fund in the same account.

Question 7

Can I buy and sell ETFs like stocks?

Accepted Answer

ETFs would trade just like a stock, and you are free to buy and sell anytime during a trading day.

Question 8

How does an ETF derive liquidity?

Accepted Answer

An Exchange Traded Fund derives its liquidity from trading of the units in a secondary market and also through
         the in-kind creation or redemption process with the fund in creation unit size.

Question 9

Is it smart to invest in ETFs?

Accepted Answer

It quite is, as you can see that Exchange Traded Funds are a low-cost means to gain exposure to the stock market,
        and they also offer liquid and real-time settlement just like stocks.

ETF	Market Price	52 Week Low	52 Week High
SBI-ETF NIFTY 50	NA NA (0.00%)	NA	NA
SBI ETF Sensex	NA NA (0.00%)	NA	NA
UTI S&P BSE Sensex ETF	NA NA (0.00%)	NA	NA
CPSE ETF	NA NA (0.00%)	NA	NA
EBBETF0430	NA NA (0.00%)	NA	NA
Nippon India ETF Nifty BeES	NA NA (0.00%)	NA	NA
EBBETF0431	NA NA (0.00%)	NA	NA
EBBETF0425	NA NA (0.00%)	NA	NA
ICICIB22	NA NA (0.00%)	NA	NA
BBETF0432	NA NA (0.00%)	NA	NA

All ETFs