DSP Mutual Fund has announced revision in the exit load structure across multiple schemes, with the changes taking effect from August 28, 2026. According to reports from DSP Mutual Fund, the revisions apply to specific schemes with modified exit load conditions for different investment thresholds.
The DSP Large & Mid Cap Fund will see its exit load structure modified from the existing 1% for redemption within 364 days to a new tiered system. As reported by DSP Mutual Fund, for units exceeding 10% of the investment, a 1% exit load will be charged for redemption within one month. This represents a significant change from the previous flat 1% structure across all redemption periods.
The DSP Multi Asset Allocation Fund will implement similar modifications to its exit load structure. According to DSP Mutual Fund, for units exceeding 10% of the investment, a 1% exit load will be charged for redemption within one month, while the existing 1% exit load for redemption within 12 months will remain unchanged for smaller holdings.
The DSP Value Fund will also adopt the tiered exit load structure, moving from the existing 1% for redemption within 365 days to a new system. As reported by DSP Mutual Fund, for units exceeding 10% of the investment, a 1% exit load will be charged for redemption within one month, while the previous flat 1% structure across all redemption periods will no longer apply.
The revised exit load structure will take effect from August 28, 2026, as confirmed by DSP Mutual Fund. The changes apply specifically to these three schemes and represent a shift from uniform exit load structures to tiered systems based on investment thresholds, affecting redemptions within one month for larger holdings while maintaining existing structures for smaller investments.
