multi-cap funds

SEBI’s new rule on market-caps in multi-cap funds – what it means for you

As per this new SEBI multicap rule, a multi-cap fund should allocate 25% each at the minimum to smallcap, midcap and largecap stocks. This is a sea change from the current scenario where multicap funds could have any allocation they wished to, based on their outlook on the market.

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Prime trends: Can multi-caps be a substitute for large-caps?

Mutual funds can be split into pre and post SEBI recategorisation. And in the post-SEBI recategorisation era, multi-cap funds appear to be getting more like large cap equity fund. Their allocation to large-cap stocks in their portfolios has been creeping up over the past year and a half. Instead, fund houses seem to have redirected

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