Flexi Cap Funds invest in a range of companies with various market caps without being constrained to any one specific category.
Large-cap companies, have the highest market capitalisation, while
small-cap companies have the lowest. While the mid-caps fall somewhere in between. The following are the key characteristics of Flexi Cap Funds:
- It is an equity fund that is dynamic and flexible in nature. It gives the fund manager flexibility when it comes to asset allocation across large-cap, mid-cap, and small-cap stocks.
- By investing in Flexi Cap Funds, you will be able to reduce your risk and volatility due to portfolio diversification among companies with different market capitalisations.
- Since the portfolio is diversified, Flexi Cap Funds can balance risk and reward relatively well. These funds are known to provide consistent returns, even when the market is in a negative sentiment.
Since there is no restriction on market capitalisation, fund managers are free to rotate their asset allocation between various market segments in response to market movements. It provides investors with the benefit of booking promising profits from stocks and making a timely exit if they underperform. With these unique features, they differ from other funds and provide exposure to a broader range of opportunities.