Automated allocation better for first-time investors
Financial Express Mumbai|January 15, 2024
Invest in such funds to reduce concentration in one asset class
SAIKAT NEOGI

MULTI-ASSET ALLOCATION funds are ideal for those who cannot track changing market conditions regularly and rebalance between asset classes. Experts say investors should use such funds now to reduce some exposure to equities and add a flavour of debt and gold.

Fund managers do automated allocation to equity, debt, and gold or silver based on market condition for each of these asset classes and change the weightage dynamically.

As equity is near an all-time high and can witness higher volatility investors can invest in a multi-asset allocation fund to reduce volatility and concentration to one asset class.

These funds aim to deliver consistent returns with lower risk, making them suitable for retail investors with varying risk appetites.

In fact, in the current financial year till December multi-asset allocation funds have seen net flows of ₹18,000 crore (including five new fund offers).

This story is from the January 15, 2024 edition of Financial Express Mumbai.

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