Gilt funds provides relative safety of capital with growth at par with inflation and is suitable for investment objectives with duration of 1-5 years or longer.
Gilt Funds are mandated to invest a minimum of 80% of their total assets in Government Securities.
Such a strategy results in a very high credit quality of the fund.
Gilt Funds tend to take a large exposure to long dated instruments making them highly volatile when interest rate changes.We do not recommend funds in this category since we believe that the high volatility of the category is not suited for individual investors.
The scheme seeks to generate returns by investing predominantly in a portfolio of securities issued and guaranteed by Central and State Government across maturities.
Expense Ratio | 0.46 % |
Launched | - |
AUM in Crores | 953.1 |
ISIN | INF205K01SN0 |
Lock-in (days) | No Lock-in |
Benchmark | NIFTY All Duration G-Sec Index |
SIP Minimum | 1000 |
Lumpsum Min. | 5000 |
Standard Deviation | 2.4 |
Beta | 0.6 |
Sharpe Ratio | 0.4 |
YTM | - |
GOI
53.05%GOI
21.17%GOI
11.61%GOI
5.82%GOI
5.25%Fund Name | Fund Size | |
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₹ 4,772 cr | ||
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₹ 14,724 cr | ||
₹ 42,292 cr | ||
₹ 9,086 cr |