Re: Change in mutual fund face value

Hello Ravi,

Need your assistance on change in face value.

My requirement is reverse of stock split, Could you please suggest the below way to do  same.

Example: Let’s take a MF whose face value is 10 rs.

I purchase 2000 units by paying 20000 rs.

After a year lets say that the NAV IS 30 rs.

My investment valuation is now 60000 rs

The fund house is now saying that the nominal value of each unit now is 100 rs.

That means 10 units are now consolidated into 1 unit. This is just the opposite of stock split

  Now since the face value is 100, the number of units I hold is 2000/10 units = 200 units ( 10 units merged into 1). But the value remains the same as 60000 rs. This means that the NAV would be now 300 in the market.

Regards,

Ray