Index Mutual Funds
Index funds are financial vehicles that mimic the behaviour of a selected market index, such as S&P BSE-100 or Nifty 50. In concept, they are similar to Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) or Mutual Funds and are managed by a funds manager. Your portfolio would consist of stocks in the same proportion as the index the fund is attempting to mimic. View More
Index Mutual Funds List
Fund Name | Fund Size (Cr.) | 3Y Returns | 5Y Returns | |
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1,801 | 19.76% | 27.93% | |
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283 | 19.71% | - | |
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1,417 | 19.53% | - | |
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206 | 19.41% | - | |
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562 | 19.40% | - | |
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1,771 | 18.60% | - | |
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702 | 16.04% | 28.60% | |
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383 | 16.03% | - | |
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1,709 | 15.88% | - | |
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152 | 15.83% | - |
Who Should Invest in Index Funds?
Index mutual funds mimic market indices and aim to emulate the same performance as the index; the returns one can generate from index mutual funds thus are fraught with incumbent risks. If your investment objective matches any (or all) of the following points, then index mutual funds are for you. View More