DSP Mutual Fund has announced significant changes to the asset allocation of several of its funds, effective from August 25, 2026. According to the fund house's announcement, the changes involve increasing equity exposure across multiple fund categories while reducing debt and commodity allocations.
The most substantial change involves increasing equity and equity-related instruments allocation from 65-75% to 65-90% across select funds. As reported by DSP Mutual Fund, this represents a 15 percentage point increase in the maximum equity exposure allowed in these funds. Additionally, equity allocation in funds with 100% equity exposure has been increased from 65-100% to 80-100%.
The fund house has simultaneously reduced exposure to debt and money market instruments, decreasing the allocation range from 0-35% to 0-20%. According to DSP Mutual Fund's announcement, commodities exposure has been completely eliminated from the fund categories affected by these changes. The fund house has also increased InvIT units allocation from 0-10% to 0-25% in certain fund categories.
The asset allocation changes will become effective from August 25, 2026, as announced by DSP Mutual Fund. The fund house has not disclosed the specific number of funds affected by these changes, though the announcement indicates the modifications apply to several funds within the DSP Mutual Fund portfolio.
