Equity Allocator Philosophy

Mirae Asset Equity Allocator Fund of Fund will invest in the domestic equity Exchange Traded Funds. The aim of the fund is to provide investor


  • Passive exposure to large and midcap segment
  • Use low cost ETFs with an aim to generate market returns
  • Use active asset allocation with an aim to generate nominal alpha
  • Provide convenience of mutual fund for investing in ETF

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