Large-Cap Funds
Definition: Investments in companies with a high market capitalization, currently defined as over Rs.50,000 crore as per SEBI's guidelines.
Characteristics: Generally involves well-established companies with a stable performance record. Offers limited but relatively stable growth potential.
Regulator: Defined by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI).
Mid-Cap Funds
Definition: Investments in companies with a market capitalization between Rs.17,500 crore and Rs.50,000 crore, as defined by SEBI.
Characteristics: These funds invest in medium-sized companies that offer a balance between risk and reward. They have a moderate growth potential and risk profile.
Regulator: Defined by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI).
Small-Cap Funds
Definition: Investments in companies with a market capitalization less than Rs.17,500 crore, as per the current guidelines set by SEBI.
Characteristics: These funds invest in smaller companies with high growth potential but also come with a higher risk compared to large and mid-cap funds. They offer a broader selection pool for fund managers, potentially leading to higher returns through smart portfolio selection.
Regulator: Defined by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI).
