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The Scanner, Feb’24 | Defining Market-Caps in India

1 March 2024

The latest edition of The Scanner highlights our Quant team’s comprehensive study, examining 144 mutual fund schemes in India across various categories such as Flexi-cap, Focused, ELSS, Value, and Multi-cap. Over five years, Multi-cap and Value funds demonstrated superior returns and risk-adjusted performance, surpassing other categories.

Aniruddha Meher, Associate Director of Quants and Senior Portfolio Manager, along with Jyoti Mhaske, Associate Director of Quants and Portfolio Manager, shed light on the significance of Multi-cap in optimising portfolio performance.

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