Independent research and education on large cap mutual funds in India. Under SEBI rules, these funds must invest at least 80% of their assets in the top 100 listed companies by market capitalisation, so they are often used as a core, lower-volatility equity holding. Our coverage explains how to compare funds on rolling returns, consistency against the benchmark, expense ratio, portfolio concentration, turnover and fund manager track record. We also cover index funds and ETFs as low-cost alternatives, and how large cap funds fit into a long-term portfolio alongside direct equity
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