Our Equity Mutual Fund Schemes

Regular

Direct

Our equity schemes are designed to generate returns by investing in shares of publicly listed companies

Equity mutual funds aim to generate returns by investing in stocks of publicly listed companies across market capitalizations. Equity mutual funds typically come with moderate to high risk. The performance of the companies the mutual fund invests in plays a key role in deciding the investors’ returns. Investors may decide to invest in equity funds depending on their risk profile, investment horizon, and investment goals. Equity mutual funds are generally suited for the longterm, that is, five years or more.

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150 Months

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Equity Fund?

An equity mutual fund is an open ended scheme that aims to generate capital appreciation over the long term by predominantly investing in equity and equity related instruments. These funds are ideal for investors with a long term investment horizon. Since equity mutual funds predominantly invest in company stocks, investors with a very high risk appetite considering investing in these market-linked schemes.