Mutual Funds

Invest in equities of different companies for long term wealth creation

Invest in fixed income instruments like bonds, money market, treasury bills etc.

Diversify investment in equities and debt together

Large Cap Funds
Invest in well-established and big companies known as Blue-chip. Aim at steady capital appreciation and less volatility
Large & Mid Cap Funds
Invest in steady blue-chip and aggressive medium-sized companies. Potential to generate higher return with additional risk of mid-cap
Mid Cap Funds
Invest in medium-sized companies that has potential to grow faster. For high-risk investors because of volatility during tough market conditions
Small Cap Funds
Invest in small-sized companies often at nascent stage. High growth potential with very high risk, extremely volatile across market cycles

Flexi Cap Funds
Invest across large, mid & small sized companies. Covers overall potential of stock market due to the flexibility to invest depending on opportunities
Multi Cap Funds
Invest across large, mid & small sized companies. Minimum 50% of the portfolio will be invested in Mid and Small cap companies
Focused Funds
Invest across different sized companies like Multi Cap, have concentrated portfolio of 25 – 30 companies based on strong conviction
Value Funds
Invest in under-valued companies with potential to grow. Capitalization and sector agnostic these funds may take time to deliver returns.
Index Funds
Invest in NIFTY 50, BSE Sensex and other indices companies in the same weightage based on market capitalization.
International Funds
Invest in equities of companies listed outside of India to diversify across different geography. These funds invest in some of the biggest companies in the world.

Liquid Funds
Invest in instruments of established companies with maturity of one day. Safest of all debt funds and expected return will be low, ideal for few days of investment
Ultra-Short Duration Funds
Invest in instruments with maturity between 3 to 6 months. Ideal for investor looking to invest for 3 months and the risk on these funds continue to be low.
Low Duration Funds
Invest in instruments with maturity between 6 to 12 months. Volatility in these funds is higher than all the above funds. Ideal for investment of 3 to 6 months.
Money Market Funds
Invest in instruments up to 1 year of maturity. Risk of incurring a loss is negligible, but riskier than other short-term funds. Ideal for investment of 6 to 12 months.

Short Duration Funds
Invest in instruments that matures in 1 to 3 years. Usually lend to companies with proven track record and have potential to generate better return than Fixed Deposits.
Banking & PSU Funds
Invest in debt instruments of high-quality Banks, PSUs and Public Financial Institutions, hence the risk of default is less. Ideal for investment of 3 to 4 years.
Corporate Bond Funds
Invest in debt instruments of private and public companies based on their track record and credit rating. Ideal for investment of 3 to 4 years.

Medium Duration Funds
Invest in instruments of private and public companies for more than 3 years, hence are subject to interest rate risk. Ideal for investment of more than 3 years.
Dynamic Bond Funds
Invest in instruments of private and public companies dynamically depending on the fund manager’s view. Ideal for long term investors.

Conservative Hybrid Funds
Invest in a blend of Debt and Equity. Minimum 75% of debt allocation in this fund is for investors who wish to take less risk.
Aggressive Hybrid Funds
Invest in a blend of Equity and Debt with a possible maximum allocation of 80% in equities. These funds are for aggressive investors and longer holding period.

What are Hybrid Funds?

Hybrid Funds are commonly known as Balanced Funds as they invest in a combination of asset classes i.e. Equities and Debt. One of the biggest advantages of these funds is the Fund Manager can construct the portfolio depending on prospects of economy, stock market outlook and interest rate scenario. The Fund can increase allocation towards equities if the stock market looks promising or reduce allocation if the prospects are not encouraging enough in near future. Accordingly, the weightage of debt instruments will vary as per economic situation.
Who should invest in Hybrid Funds?

The fund is ideal for investors who would like to have balanced approach towards your investment. Investors with moderate risk profile who are comfortable with limited allocation towards high risk asset class like equities prefer to invest in Hybrid Funds. Retired investors also invest a share of their retirement corpus in these funds as the risk is expected to be moderate and the growth potential is higher than traditional debt investment.