Equity Mutual Funds

An equity mutual fund is a scheme that primarily invests in stocks. Explore equity mutual funds, various types of equity funds and understand their benefits before making any decision. It's important to review a list of equity mutual funds and the best options for long-term investment before investing in equity mutual funds online.

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Equity Mutual Funds List

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Fund Name	Fund Size(Cr.)	3Y	5Y
SBI PSU Fund - Direct Growth Equity Sectoral / Thematic	4,686	38.65%	25.70%	Invest
Motilal Oswal Midcap Fund-Dir Growth Equity Mid Cap Fund	22,898	38.21%	34.68%	Invest
Invesco India PSU Equity Fund - Direct Growth Equity Sectoral / Thematic	1,345	36.80%	28.83%	Invest
ICICI Pru Infrastructure Fund - Direct Growth Equity Sectoral / Thematic	6,990	36.33%	31.21%	Invest
Aditya Birla SL PSU Equity Fund - Direct Growth Equity Sectoral / Thematic	5,532	36.29%	-	Invest
LIC MF Infrastructure Fund - Direct Growth Equity Sectoral / Thematic	852	36.13%	29.05%	Invest
HDFC Infrastructure Fund - Direct Growth Equity Sectoral / Thematic	2,496	35.18%	25.96%	Invest
DSP India T.I.G.E.R. Fund - Direct Growth Equity Sectoral / Thematic	5,515	34.22%	29.84%	Invest
Nippon India Power & Infra Fund - Direct Growth Equity Sectoral / Thematic	7,557	33.36%	31.10%	Invest
Bandhan Small Cap Fund - Direct Growth Equity Small Cap Fund	9,248	32.63%	-	Invest

Fund Name	1Y	Rating	Fund Size
SBI PSU Fund - Direct Growth Equity Sectoral / Thematic	38.65% Fund Size - 4,686 Invest
Motilal Oswal Midcap Fund-Dir Growth Equity Mid Cap Fund	38.21% Fund Size - 22,898 Invest
Invesco India PSU Equity Fund - Direct Growth Equity Sectoral / Thematic	36.80% Fund Size - 1,345 Invest
ICICI Pru Infrastructure Fund - Direct Growth Equity Sectoral / Thematic	36.33% Fund Size - 6,990 Invest
Aditya Birla SL PSU Equity Fund - Direct Growth Equity Sectoral / Thematic	36.29% Fund Size - 5,532 Invest
LIC MF Infrastructure Fund - Direct Growth Equity Sectoral / Thematic	36.13% Fund Size - 852 Invest
HDFC Infrastructure Fund - Direct Growth Equity Sectoral / Thematic	35.18% Fund Size - 2,496 Invest
DSP India T.I.G.E.R. Fund - Direct Growth Equity Sectoral / Thematic	34.22% Fund Size - 5,515 Invest
Nippon India Power & Infra Fund - Direct Growth Equity Sectoral / Thematic	33.36% Fund Size - 7,557 Invest
Bandhan Small Cap Fund - Direct Growth Equity Small Cap Fund	32.63% Fund Size - 9,248 Invest

What are Equity Mutual Funds?

Features of an Equity Fund

What are Different Types of Equity Mutual Funds?

There are different types of equity mutual fund schemes and each offers a different type of underlying portfolio that have different levels of market risk.

1. Large Cap Equity Funds

Known as large-cap funds, they invest a sizable amount of their corpus in businesses with a high market capitalization. Over time, this kind of fund is renowned for providing steady returns that are sustainable. Large Cap equities tend to perform worse than small-cap stocks as economy comes out of a recession, despite fact that they are often very stable, dominate their industry, and can withstand economic downturns better. Large-cap stocks are viewed as less hazardous since they are typically less volatile than mid-cap and small-cap companies.

2. Mid-Cap Equity Funds

These funds invest in mid-size companies' equities, which are still regarded as emerging businesses. Generally speaking, mid-cap stocks are less hazardous than small-cap stocks but riskier than large-cap equities. However, compared to large-cap equities, mid-cap stocks typically provide more growth potential.

3. Small Cap Funds:

Smaller-sized company equities are purchased by Small Cap Funds. Companies with a relatively tiny market capitalization are categorized as "small caps." Market intermediaries may have different definitions of small caps, but generally speaking, a small cap firm is one that has a market valuation of less than ₹ 100 crores. Numerous small-cap firms are startup ventures with substantial room for expansion. Small-cap equities, on other hand, carry a higher failure risk than large-cap and mid-cap stocks.

4. Multi Cap Equity Funds

Diversified equity funds, also known as multi-cap equity funds, invest in equities of businesses of all sizes and industries on stock market. By investing in businesses that are dispersed across industries and market capitalization, these funds offer advantage of diversity. Generally speaking, they are intended for investors who wish to be unrestricted to a single industry and who want exposure to whole market. By investing in businesses with a range of market capitalizations, they lower fund's level of risk. By preventing incidents that could have an impact on a particular industry, diversification lowers risk.

5. Thematic Equity Funds

Thematic Equity Funds: As stated in their scheme information documents, these funds invest in securities of particular industries, such as banking, information technology, pharmaceutical industry, and services. Thus, effectiveness of these initiatives is reliant on sector's performance. Although these funds might yield larger returns, there is a greater risk associated with them.

How Should You Invest in an Equity Mutual Fund?

Taxation Rules of Equity Mutual Funds

FAQs

Are equity mutual funds risky?

Among Equity mutual funds india options, equity funds are among riskiest. Their risk-to- equity mutual funds returns ratio is high.

Which is a better mutual fund or equity?

If you lack time or expertise to conduct independent research, investing in equity mutual funds is a better choice. Investors who wish to make modest equity investments might also do better with mutual funds. You can begin investing with as little as ₹100 through Equity Funds, but investing directly in equity would need a sizeable corpus.

Is SIP better than equity?

SIP is not synonymous with term “equity.” SIP allows individuals to invest in mutual fund schemes regularly, staggering their investments in equity schemes over time. It’s a tool that lets you invest in mutual funds on a recurring basis, while equity refers to ownership in company/investment in shares. Keep in mind that equity funds can be highly volatile, so SIP is an ideal option for investing in them, protecting against market ups and downs.

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