The SIP efficiency of equity mutual funds schemes has only begun to boost once record-low inflows are in place. Mutual fund investors who have shown flexibility in times of difficulty should appreciate the fact that most of those schemes that produced negative returns until a few weeks ago became positive, with higher returns attributed to better capital markets that were already positive.
There was a major recovery in mid-cap and small-cap stock, which clearly reflects mid-cap mutual funds’ success. In the last five years, 13 out of 210 equity schemes have double-digit rates. Over the last 10 years, 77 out of 168 mutual funds have double-digit SIP returns. Over the 10-year period, all of the systems achieved positive returns.
In the past month’s BSE Midcap index rose 11% and at the same time, the BSE Small Cap Index jumped 12.5%.
Parag Parikh Long Term Fund is the leading investor in its five-year period, with SIP renderings of 14.72%, followed by Quant Active Fund (13.08%), Quant Tax Plan (12.81%), the Mirae Asset Emerging Bluechip Fund (11,93%) and the Axis Midcap Fund (11.65%).
Several schemes that have produced double-digit returns over the five-year period include IFL Focused Equity Fund (11.60%), Nippon India ETF NV20 (11.52%), Axis Bluechip Fund (10.73%), Canara Robeco Bluechip Equity Fund (10.68%), AXA Tax Advantage Fund (10.10%) and SBI Small Cap Fund(10.39%). It spent on the erosion of its primary.
In the last five years, there have been negative returns for only seven out of 210 schemes, namely 10 out of 14 schemes in one group-small cap funds that registered negative returns five years ago. This may not be a triumph because investment in shares that are supposed to fuel inflation, but it definitely offers a break to investors who worried about the loss of their savings.
Mirae Asset Emerging Bluechip Fund (19.32%), SBI Small Cap Fund (19.09%), Canara Robeco Emerging Equities Fund (16.88%), Principal Emerging Bluechip Fund (14.88%) and Quant Active Fund (14,44%) are the ten-year highest performing participant in SIP. Over the past ten years, three schemes have provided more than 15% returns and in the same period, 29 schemes have produced more than 12% returns on SIPs.
