Aim to get more out of large cap investments by investing in Nifty Next 50

Equity, is an attractive investment avenue with high-risk appetite and a long-term investment horizon. The safety quotient of the equity universe draws investors to large cap companies and often away from higher returns promised by mid and small-caps. But what if investors can get a blend of both ‒ opportunity to generate higher returns along with relative safety (large caps)? The answer to this convergence is Nifty Next 50 ETF (Exchange-Traded Fund).

Nifty Next 50 consists of 50 large cap stocks that come after the top 50 i.e. Nifty 50, in the order of free float market capitalisation (cap) in Nifty 100. The index was introduced on December 24, 1996, with November 4, 1996 as the base date. It captures the performance of bluechip companies in the large cap universe along with a few mid-caps. Hence, the index enables investors to enjoy the twin benefits of relative safety and returns potential.

It is always advisable to consult your financial advisor before investing.

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