LIC Mutual Fund

LIC MF Medium to Long Duration Fund Direct Plan Growth

₹ 77.76

NAV (May 02)

8.704%
3 Year CAGR
Scripbox Opinion
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Neutral
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Medium To Long Duration 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.

Medium to Long Duration Funds invest in debt and money market instruments such that the duration of the portfolio is between 3 to 4 years.

The tenure of the instruments held by these funds exposes them to very high degrees of variations when interest rate changes.Funds in this category tend to invest in instruments that are highly rated.This is a small category(less than 1 % of total debt fund assets).We do not recommend funds in this category since we believe that the potential incremental return is not justified by the higher interest rate risk.

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Consistency of Credit quality

Satisfactory

The performance of the fund on a Consistency of Credit Quality metric has been Satisfactory

Fund Size

Neutral

The performance of the fund on a Fund Size metric has been Neutral

Scheme Information

Investment Objective

The scheme endevours to generate attractive return by investing predominantly in quality debt and money market securities. The scheme may also take a 20 per cent exposure to equity.

Expense Ratio
0.21 %
Launched 12Y ago
2013-01-02
AUM in Crores
190.8
ISIN
INF767K01EW0
Lock-in (days)
No Lock-in
Benchmark
CRISIL Medium to Long Duration Debt A-III Index
SIP Minimum
1000
Lumpsum Min.
5000
Standard Deviation (3yr)
-
Standard Deviation
2.2
Beta
1.4
Sharpe Ratio
0.4
YTM
-
asset-allocation

Asset allocation and Holdings

Last updated on 2025-03-12

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9.11%
9.11%
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