What are the Different Types of Mutual Funds Statements?
Mutual funds statements provided by the fund houses can help keep all data in one place and give you accurate and up-to-date information on the status of each mutual fund investment in your portfolio.
Read on to find out more about different
mutual fund account statements.
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Account Statement/Statement of Account: As a
mutual fund investor, you will be entitled to an account statement. This statement of account lists all the transaction level details for the selected period along with your profile details, current holdings and current valuation of these holdings.
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Capital Gain Statement: A mutual
fundcapital gain statement contains the details of profits earned on a mutual fund investment on every redemption/withdrawal. It contains information on your withdrawals as well as gains earned. keeping in mind the respective cost of corresponding units on a FIFO (first-in-first-out) basis.
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PAN-based Statement: Your investments are consolidated based on the common PAN number provided during investment. Thus, a PAN-based statement provides the transaction details across all the folios made by you based on your PAN.
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Portfolio statement: The mutual
fundportfolio statement provides details of all your PAN-wise holdings. It includes details of your current holdings, their current valuation, and annualised yields with weighted average days.
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Income Distribution cum Capital Withdrawal (IDCW) Statement: If you have invested in IDCW
mutual funds, you will be provided with an IDCW statement which is nothing but a Folio-wise/PAN-wise summary of all the IDCW payouts or IDCW reinvested during the period of the statement.
Consolidated Account Statement (CAS) of Mutual Funds
A consolidated account statement (CAS) is a combined account statement of all financial transactions made by an investor across different mutual fund schemes and other securities held in a dematerialised (Demat) form in a particular month. It includes details of your investments, redemptions, Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs), Systematic Withdrawal Plans (SWPs), Systematic Transfer Plans (STPs), IDCW, etc. It is generated if your investments are linked to your PAN, and you will not receive a statement if otherwise. The CAS of the current month is emailed to your
registered email address by the 10th of the following month, in case of any transactions in your folio. In case there are no transactions in your folio, CAS is sent on Half Yearly Basis.
How to generate a consolidated account statement online?
The consolidated account statement is an automated service and is sent to all investors directly. However, if you have not received your statement, have deleted it by mistake, or wish to generate it yourself, you can follow these steps:
- Go to camsonline.com /
mfs.kfintech.com
- Click on Investor Services
- Click on CAS – CAMS & KARVY, and request the CAS in all three RTAs
- Select details like the date, the statement type, and folio listing
- Enter your
email ID and PAN
- Enter the password, and the verification code
- Click on submit
The mutual fund account statement will be sent to your email as a PDF file.
Conclusion
Keeping track of all your investments through a single statement can help you track the performance of your investments, plan your redemptions, , and make a note of your IDCW payouts.
FAQs
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When does an investor get an account statement after investing in a mutual fund?
As per SEBI’s regulation, mutual fund houses must send the account statement within five working days from the date of (NFO) of the scheme and/or from the date of receipt of the request from the fund’s unit holders. Fund houses are also mandated to send a confirmation email or SMS with details of the number of units allotted to the investors within the same time frame of five days.
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How to track mutual funds with a PAN card?
The consolidated account statement is linked to your PAN and is unique to it. If you wish to track your mutual funds with a PAN Card, you can follow the steps given below:
- Go to camsonline.com /
mfs.kfintech.com
- Click on Investor Services
- Click on CAS – CAMS, KARVY and request the CAS in all three RTAs
- Select details like the date, the statement type, and folio listing
- Enter your email ID and PAN
- Enter the password, and the verification code
- Click on submit
Once the statement has been sent to you, you can use it to keep track of your investments.