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Surviving Market Volatility: Top 5 Multi-Asset Funds for Stability
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Surviving Market Volatility: Top 5 Multi-Asset Funds for Stability

Imagine a fund that can dance gracefully between the worlds of debt, equity, and one additional asset class, adhering to regulations that mandate a minimum investment of 10 per cent in each.

In the tumultuous world of financial markets, where the equities arena is often haunted by the specter of geopolitical tensions and unpredictable interest rate fluctuations, one thing remains certain: while short-term volatility may reign as the hallmark, long-term investments in equities reign supreme.

But what do you do when the markets are shrouded in uncertainty, when sentiment sours, and you find yourself navigating the investment landscape as either a steadfast SIP investor or a savvy lump-sum contributor? In such times, when the path ahead appears clouded, the answer lies in Multi Asset Allocation Funds – a beacon of financial wisdom.

These funds, nestled within the hybrid category, possess a unique and invaluable characteristic: the power to diversify across not one, not two, but three asset classes. Imagine a fund that can dance gracefully between the worlds of debt, equity, and one additional asset class, adhering to regulations that mandate a minimum investment of 10 per cent in each. This is the allure of multi asset allocation funds, a powerful trifecta of financial strategy.

Now, let's delve into the heart of this investment opportunity. In the Indian market, these funds display a penchant for investing across debt, equity, and even the timeless allure of gold. Meanwhile, in the dynamic Western markets, multi-asset funds extend their reach into a symphony of diverse assets - from debt and real estate to gold, commodities, equity, hedge funds, and private equity.

Why is this diversity so crucial, you might ask? The answer lies in the ebb and flow of asset classes, each taking its turn to shine. There are seasons when debts flourish, while equities take the stage in other periods. The same holds true for gold, as it waxes and wanes in its glittering performance. This harmony in diversity minimizes the chances of significant losses and offers a sense of financial security in turbulent times.

For those who embrace a long-term vision, multi asset allocation funds stand as a stalwart option. These funds provide a haven for conservative investors who prefer to tread the path of caution, avoiding high-risk ventures while still enjoying the benefits of equity. In the grand mosaic of investment opportunities, multi asset allocation funds emerge as a masterpiece of resilience and reliability, worthy of attention in the ever-evolving world of finance.

Top 5 Multi Asset Allocation Funds

Fund Name

NAV in Rs

Returns 1 in %

Expense Ratio in %

Net Assets in Rs Cr

ICICI Pru Multi Asset Fund

593.11

18.38

1

24,061

SBI Multi Asset Allocation

48.61

16.17

0.84

1,911

Nippon India Multi Asset

15.73

14.96

0.43

1,538

HDFC Multi Asset Opportunities 

18.95

12.07

0.85

1,954

Quant Multi Asset Fund

98.6

10.97

0.68

1,020

Disclaimer: The article is for informational purposes only and not investment advice.

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