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Fund Selection Policy

Fund Selection Process Flow

A structured, transparent and evidence-based framework for evaluating and shortlisting mutual fund schemes.
01

Category Mapping

Align asset classes and fund categories with financial objectives, investment horizon and applicable risk profile.

02

AMC Evaluation

Review the Asset Management Company's track record, assets under management, organizational framework and overall stability.

03

Rolling Return Analysis

Assess return consistency across different market periods, including relevant 1-year, 3-year and 5-year performance periods.

04

Risk Ratio Assessment

Evaluate relevant measures such as Sharpe Ratio, Sortino Ratio and Beta to understand risk-adjusted performance.

05

Cost Efficiency Review

Review applicable expense ratios and overall scheme costs while considering their impact on long-term investment value.

06

Fund Manager Track Record

Examine fund manager tenure, investment style, experience and consistency across varying market conditions.

07

Portfolio Quality Check

Review diversification, concentration levels, portfolio composition and, where applicable, the credit quality of underlying securities.

08

Riskometer Alignment

Evaluate the scheme's stated Riskometer level against the intended investor risk category and investment objective.

09

Internal Validation

Conduct a structured internal review of shortlisted schemes before inclusion within the selection framework.

10

Ongoing Monitoring

Periodically review scheme performance, portfolio characteristics and material changes that may affect continued suitability.

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Exclusion Criteria

AMCs facing material regulatory concerns may be excluded based on the nature and relevance of the regulatory issue.

Schemes with excessive sector concentration may be avoided where concentration significantly increases portfolio risk.

Debt portfolios with inadequate credit quality may be excluded where the underlying credit profile is inconsistent with the intended risk category.

Frequent fund-manager changes may be considered a negative factor where management continuity and consistency are affected.

Mutual Fund investments are subject to market risks. Read all scheme related documents carefully. Past performance may or may not be sustained in the future. The above framework is intended to describe the factors considered during the fund evaluation and shortlisting process.

BHAROSA APKA SATH HUMARA
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