Multi-cap mutual funds have emerged as a popular investment choice among Indian investors, with several funds now available in the market. According to recent analysis, these funds are being ranked based on their 10-year annualised returns, providing investors with a comprehensive view of long-term performance across different fund houses. The ranking system helps investors compare funds across various parameters including risk profile, expense ratios, and historical performance data.
The ranking methodology incorporates multiple factors beyond simple return metrics, as reported by industry experts. Funds are evaluated based on ratings, recent returns, and SEBI's 2020 rule change implementation. This comprehensive approach ensures that investors have access to a balanced view of fund performance, taking into account both historical returns and regulatory compliance factors that may impact future performance.
Recent analysis reveals that large-cap funds are also being ranked by 10-year returns, providing investors with specialized insights into large-cap fund performance. These rankings help investors make informed decisions by comparing funds based on consistent 10-year performance data across different fund houses. The comprehensive approach ensures that investors can evaluate funds not only on their historical returns but also on their ability to comply with regulatory requirements and maintain strong risk management practices.
