Mutual Fund

Large cap funds are investment vehicles that focus on investing in companies with a high market capitalization, typically considered stable and established businesses.

Multi-cap funds are investment funds that have the flexibility to invest in companies of different market capitalizations, offering diversification across large, mid, and small-cap stocks.

Mid-cap funds are investment vehicles that focus on companies with medium market capitalization, offering a balance between growth potential and stability.

Small-cap funds are investment vehicles focused on companies with relatively low market capitalization, offering potential growth opportunities and higher volatility.

Value funds aim to invest in undervalued stocks with the potential for long-term appreciation

ELSS funds are tax-saving mutual funds in India that offer both capital appreciation and tax benefits under the Income Tax Act.

Contra funds take a contrarian approach, investing in assets that are currently out of favor but have the potential to rebound in the future.

Focused funds concentrate their investments in a limited number of stocks, aiming for higher returns through focused portfolio management.

They focus on specific sectors of the economy, allowing investors to capitalize on opportunities in a particular industry or segment.

Flexicap funds have the flexibility to invest in companies of any market capitalization, adjusting their allocation based on market conditions and opportunities.

Equity savings funds aim to provide a combination of equity, arbitrage, and fixed income investments, providing a balance between capital appreciation

These funds invest in a mix of asset classes such as equities, fixed income, and commodities, offering diversification and risk management.

Balanced funds allocate investments between equities and fixed income instruments, seeking a balance between growth and stability.

Children gift funds are investment options specifically designed to help parents or guardians save and invest for their children's future financial needs.

Retirement funds are long-term investment vehicles that aim to provide financial security and a regular income stream for individuals during their retirement years.

Liquid funds are low-risk mutual funds that invest in short-term debt instruments, providing stability, high liquidity, and easy access to funds, making them suitable for short-term cash management or emergency funds.

Debt funds are mutual funds that primarily invest in fixed-income instruments such as government securities, corporate bonds, treasury bills, and money market instruments. These funds aim to generate income for investors while providing relatively lower volatility compared to equity funds