Most financial advice still sounds like it’s stuck in a textbook. Moneywise flips that.
This podcast brings together a Millennial and a Gen Z voice for honest, jargon-free conversations on all things personal finance, from your salary and SIPs to your insecurities about not having “figured it out” yet.
Each month, we focus on one financial topic and unpack it through a series of short, weekly, engaging episodes. It’s a podcast that meets you where you are and helps you move forward, one episode at a time.
Continuing the tradition of initiatives and campaigns that motivate, guide, and educate Indians about financial wisdom and wealth creation, we bring you MoneyWise – a podcast series that connects with investors and simplifies the important aspects of investment.
We reached out to the average Indian investor through our successful short films like Bachat Nivesh Badhat, One Idiot, and Return of One Idiot to educate the public about the importance of savings and long-term investments for financial growth and security. Our landmark campaigns like #DateyRaho and #PaisonKoRokoMat have educated millions successfully about the power of investing.
MoneyWise is about how the average Indian can create wealth in his/her life. Our podcasts simplify tried-and-tested investment wisdom and opportunities for wealth creation in Indian financial markets. This will answer your questions on how you can utilize this information to create your own wealth.
Still confused about how multi-factor portfolios work in practice?
In this finale episode of Moneywise, we move from concepts to understanding real-world application, and explore the practical aspects of multi-factor model portfolio management. We explain how different factors can be combined into a structured investment framework through a step-by-step explanation.
In this episode, we break down:
• How multi-factor portfolios are structured in practice
• The role of multi-factor model portfolio management in balancing different market behaviours
• How momentum and size factors are used within investment frameworks
• Common mistakes seen in factor-based investing approaches
• How factor-based approaches can be relevant in mutual fund investing discussions
This episode is designed to help viewers understand how factor-based ideas translate into real-world portfolio frameworks, especially for those looking to move beyond single-factor thinking.
This content is for educational purposes only and should not be considered investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any securities or adopt any investment strategy.
Mutual Fund investments are subject to market risks, read all scheme related documents carefully.