Understanding Hybrid Schemes

Hybrid Schemes invest in a combination of asset classes such as equity, debt and, in some cases, commodities or other permitted asset classes.

Equity is intended to offer long-term growth potential but can fluctuate more. Debt are generally associated with relative stability and income potential, although it also carries risks. By combining asset classes, Hybrid Funds seeks to diversify risk and reduce dependence of performance on a single asset class.

However, diversification does not eliminate risk or guarantee returns.

• Your financial goal
• Your investment horizon
• Your ability to handle market fluctuations
• The scheme’s asset allocation
• The Riskometer
• Costs and exit load

Hybrid schemes are market-linked investments. Their NAV may rise or fall depending on equity markets, interest rates, credit quality and the performance of underlying assets.

Choose a scheme whose investment strategy, risk level and time horizon suit your financial needs.

This content is for investor education and awareness purposes only and does not constitute investment advice or a recommendation to invest.

Please consult your financial advisor or mutual fund distributor before investing

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