Arbitrage funds buy a security in one market and sell it in the other to lock in the price difference as profit. They deliver returns comparable to debt funds.

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Arbitrage betting (or “arbing”) means backing every outcome of an event across different sportsbooks, at odds that lock in a small profit no matter who wins. It is a math exercise, not a prediction.

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Arbitrage funds are a type of hybrid mutual fund that aims to generate returns by taking advantage of price differences in the cash and futures markets. These funds must invest at least 65% of their ...

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