
Why multi asset allocation fund should be a part of your portfolio?
Live MintMulti Asset Allocation Funds are balanced fund or asset allocation fund that must invest at least 10% of their assets in three asset classes: equity, debt, and gold. Singh, Deputy MD and CBO, SBI Mutual Fund Multi Asset Allocation Funds make for a good addition to an investment portfolio of investors looking for exposure to different asset classes managed by professionals. Investors looking to diversify their portfolio by gaining exposure to an actively managed portfolio across a variety of asset classes under a single unified scheme may consider multi-asset allocation funds as a good option. Diversification: Multi-asset allocation funds provide the advantage of diversification by allocating investments across different asset classes such as stocks, bonds, commodities, and real estate. Multi-asset allocation funds are suitable for investors who want to allocate their fund to different asset classes or have a low-risk appetite but wants to earn steady returns on their investment.
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