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Quant Multi Asset Allocation Fund

Hybrid • Multi Asset • Direct Growth
3Y CAGR
24.84%
Expense ratio
1.16%
Returns vs category
N/A
Risk vs category
N/A

Nippon India Multi Asset Allocation Fund

Hybrid • Multi Asset • Direct Growth
3Y CAGR
20.36%
Expense ratio
0.27%
Returns vs category
N/A
Risk vs category
N/A

Aditya Birla Sun Life Multi Asset Allocation ...

Hybrid • Multi Asset • Direct Growth
3Y CAGR
17.44%
Expense ratio
0.51%
Returns vs category
N/A
Risk vs category
N/A

SBI Multi Asset Allocation Fund

Hybrid • Multi Asset • Direct Growth
3Y CAGR
17.38%
Expense ratio
0.61%
Returns vs category
N/A
Risk vs category
N/A

ICICI Prudential Multi-Asset Fund

Hybrid • Multi Asset • Direct Growth
3Y CAGR
17.26%
Expense ratio
0.52%
Returns vs category
N/A
Risk vs category
N/A

UTI Multi Asset Allocation Fund

Hybrid • Multi Asset • Direct Growth
3Y CAGR
17.08%
Expense ratio
0.78%
Returns vs category
N/A
Risk vs category
N/A

WhiteOak Capital Multi Asset Allocation Fund

Hybrid • Multi Asset • Direct Growth
3Y CAGR
17.07%
Expense ratio
0.33%
Returns vs category
N/A
Risk vs category
N/A

Baroda BNP Paribas Multi Asset Fund

Hybrid • Multi Asset • Direct Growth
3Y CAGR
16.39%
Expense ratio
0.75%
Returns vs category
N/A
Risk vs category
N/A

Tata Multi Asset Allocation Fund

Hybrid • Multi Asset • Direct Growth
3Y CAGR
15.22%
Expense ratio
0.46%
Returns vs category
N/A
Risk vs category
N/A

Axis Multi Asset Allocation Fund

Hybrid • Multi Asset • Direct Growth
3Y CAGR
14.57%
Expense ratio
0.86%
Returns vs category
N/A
Risk vs category
N/A

About

Successful investments aren’t only about selecting good assets; it’s also about striking a balance between various asset classes in order to minimise risks and maximise the gains. Multi Asset Allocation Mutual Funds provide a convenient way for the investor to achieve diversification via multiple asset classes through a single fund. Regardless of whether the markets are going up or are volatile, the fund tries to provide a diversified portfolio.

What are Multi Asset Allocation Mutual Funds?

Multi-Asset Allocation Mutual Funds are a category of mutual funds that have investments in a minimum of 3 different asset classes such as equities, debt instruments, and gold. According to the regulatory framework, an equal amount is invested in each of these asset classes to maintain diversification.

It is the responsibility of the fund manager to vary the proportion of these assets according to the market condition and economic environment. This ensures that the dependency on one asset class is avoided.

Features of Multi Asset Allocation Mutual Funds

  • Diversification Among Asset Types: The investments within these funds are diversified among equities, debt, gold, and even other asset types. This avoids the risk of relying on one type of asset.
  • Expertise in Allocating Assets: Skilled fund managers constantly evaluate market dynamics and allocate their assets appropriately to maximize profits and minimize risks.
  • Risk Minimisation: As various asset types respond uniquely to changing market conditions, diversification helps minimize portfolio risk levels.
  • Suitability for Multiple Markets: Multi Asset Allocation Funds aim to be suitable for all markets by balancing growth and defensive assets.
  • Ease of Access: One investment will expose an investor to many different asset types rather than having to juggle various individual investments.
  • Wealth Generation: Due to their focus on equity and other growing assets, there is a chance that they could make an investment grow.

How to Invest in Multi Asset Allocation Mutual Funds?

You can invest in multi asset allocation mutual funds by following simple process:

Step 1: Choose investment mode. You can invest through:

  • AMC websites
  • Online investment platforms provided by stockbrokers
  • Mutual fund distributors

Step 2: Choose a suitable multi asset allocation mutual fund.

Step 3: Choose between Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) and Lump sum based on your goal and make investment.

Step 4: Make payment through UPI, netbanking or other available methods.

Why Multi Asset Allocation Mutual Funds?

  • Improved Diversification: Investing across multiple asset classes helps spread risk and reduces dependence on a single market segment.
  • Lowered Portfolio Risk: If one class does not do well, then chances are the other class will do better to balance the portfolio performance.
  • Expert Management: This type of fund has its experts make the allocations for you to avoid wasting time.
  • Good for Beginners and Seasoned Investors: This kind of fund could fit in as a good choice for people who wish to invest in a portfolio but without having many funds at once.
  • Consistent Portfolio Growth Potential: Due to its composition of growth and defensive assets, it could give more consistent returns.

Taxation of Multi Asset Allocation Mutual Funds

High-Equity Portfolio ( More Than or Equal to 65%):

  • Short-Term Capital Gains (Investment Period <12 months): 20% fixed.
  • Long-Term Capital Gains (Investment Period > 12 months): 12.5% fixed (Gains up to ₹1.25 Lakh per financial year is tax-free).

Balanced Portfolio / Hybrid Portfolio (Portfolio Equity >35% but<65%):

  • Short-Term Capital Gains (Investment Period < 24 months): As per Income Tax Bracket Rates applicable to you.
  • Long-Term Capital Gains (Investment Period > 24 months): 12.5% fixed (No indexation advantage provided).

Debt/Commodity Heavy Structure (< 35% Equity): Irrespective of the holding period, the gains will be taxed as per the slab rate.

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Frequently Asked Questions
Who should invest in Multi Asset Allocation Mutual Funds?
These funds may be suitable for investors looking for diversification, balanced risk exposure, and long-term wealth creation through a single investment product.
What asset classes do these funds invest in?
They typically invest in equity, debt, and gold, though some schemes may include additional asset classes depending on their investment strategy.
Are Multi Asset Allocation Funds risky?
They carry market-related risks, but diversification across multiple asset classes can help reduce overall portfolio volatility compared to investing solely in equities.
Can I invest through SIP in Multi Asset Allocation Funds?
Yes, most Multi Asset Allocation Mutual Funds allow investments through both SIP and lump sum modes.
What is the ideal investment horizon for these funds?
A long-term investment horizon of at least 3 to 5 years is generally considered suitable to benefit from the fund's diversified investment strategy.