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ABOUT MUTUAL FUNDS

What Are Mutual Funds?

  • Mutual funds pool money from multiple investors into SEBI-regulated schemes, where professional fund managers invest across securities according to each scheme’s stated objective, strategy and risk profile.

  • Mutual funds in India work in a three-tier structure - a sponsor, a trustee and an asset management company (AMC). The trustee holds assets in trust for unitholders.

  • Investors get units for their investments in the mutual fund scheme. The value of each unit is reflected as Net Asset Value (NAV), which is declared on every business day.

  • India’s mutual fund industry has grown about 465% in a decade, with AUM rising from INR 15.18 trillion in July 2016 to INR 85.76 trillion in July 2026 (Source: AMFI).

  • With 1,800+ open-ended schemes, India’s mutual fund universe spans a wide range of asset classes and investment approaches, giving investors plenty of choice.

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Return type
Market-linked; varies by scheme
Fixed at the time of booking
Capital protection
Not applicable; value moves with markets
Principal insured by DICGC (up to INR 5 lakh)
Investment Mode
SIP or Lump sum
Lump sum
Liquidity
High
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Tenure
Flexible
Fixed
Investment Decisions
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REASON AND BENEFITS

Advantages Of Investing In Mutual Funds?

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Professional Management

A qualified fund manager and research team handle security selection and portfolio review.

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Risk Diversification

Exposure spreads across multiple securities and sectors, so no single holding determines performance.

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Accessibility

SIPs start from as little as INR 100; lump-sum investments typically from INR 1,000.

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Redemption Access

Open-ended schemes accept redemption on business days, subject to exit load and applicable lock-ins.

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Regulatory Framework

SEBI-regulated, with daily NAV, monthly portfolio disclosure and a scheme-level Riskometer.

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Key Types
Types Of Mutual Funds
  • Equity Funds: Equity funds invest mainly in company shares. Their focus is capital growth, with returns and risk shaped by movements in the stock market.
  • Debt Funds: Government securities, corporate bonds and other fixed-income instruments form the core of debt funds. Their risk and return profile varies with credit quality and interest rates.
  • Hybrid Funds: Equity and debt come together within a single scheme. The allocation can vary considerably, creating options ranging from equity-heavy portfolios to more conservative combinations.
  • ELSS (Equity Linked Savings Scheme): Equity funds eligible for deduction under Section 80C, with a three-year lock-in - the shortest among 80C options. Available only under the old tax regime.
  • Index Funds and ETFs: Track a market index rather than picking securities actively. Costs are typically lower; ETFs trade on exchanges and require a Demat account.
  • Solution-Oriented Funds: Retirement and children’s funds fall under this category. They are structured around specific long-term goals and generally carry lock-in requirements defined for the scheme.
  • International Funds: These funds invest outside India, providing access to overseas companies, sectors and markets while adding currency movements and global market conditions to the investment equation.
  • Other Types: The mutual fund universe also includes funds of funds, money market, multi-asset and other schemes built around specific strategies or exposures.
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Risks Of Investing In Mutual Funds

  • Market Risk: Mutual fund values can fall when equity or bond markets decline. Short-term movements may be sharp, particularly in schemes with higher exposure to volatile assets.
  • Credit Risk: Debt funds can face losses if an issuer delays payments, defaults or suffers a credit-rating downgrade, which may reduce the value of securities held.
  • Interest Rate Risk: Bond prices move in the opposite direction to interest rates. This can weigh more heavily on debt funds holding longer-maturity securities in their portfolios.
  • Costs and Charges: Expense ratios are deducted from scheme assets, while some funds levy an exit load on early redemptions. Both can reduce the return received by investors.
  • Concentration Risk: Funds focused on a narrow sector, theme, or small group of securities can be more vulnerable when that particular segment performs poorly.
  • No Assured Returns: Mutual funds carry market-linked risk, and historical performance never guarantees future returns.

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1 Sep 2026

AUM of mutual fund SIPs triples in 5 years: AMFI - CRISIL Report 2026

A research report by AMFI and CRISIL has revealed the growing popularity of mutual fund SIPs in the last 5 years. The AUM of SIPs has not only tripled from INR 4.5 lakh crore in March 2021 to INR 14.83 lakh crore in March 2026, but also the number of unique mutual fund investors rose from 2.3 crore in March 2021 to 6.14 crore in March 2026, signalling deeper household participation. Out of the total SIP AUM, equity funds dominate with an 87% share, whereas the overall share of SIPs in the mutual fund industry's total AUM stands at over 20%.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How to invest in mutual funds?

Before investing in a mutual fund in India, consider what you are investing for and how much risk you can take. Choose a scheme that fits your timeline, complete KYC and invest through SIP or lump sum via the AMC or a mutual fund app or investment platform like Grip Invest.
Taxation on mutual fund returns depends on the scheme type and holding period. Equity-oriented funds are taxed at 20% on gains held up to 12 months, and 12.5% beyond that, with an annual exemption of INR 1.25 lakh on long-term gains. Specified debt funds, those holding 35% or less in equity, with units acquired on or after 1 April 2023, are taxed at slab rates regardless of holding period under Section 50AA. Other schemes, including several hybrid and international funds, qualify for long-term treatment at 12.5% after 24 months. IDCW payouts are taxed at slab rates, with TDS under Section 194K where the amount exceeds INR 5,000 in a financial year. Rates as applicable for FY 2026-27. Please consult a tax adviser for your specific position.
There is no single mutual fund that can be considered the best mutual fund for beginners. It depends on the individual’s financial goals and risk appetite. If a beginner wants to start investing in mutual funds, he/she can start with a small amount in SIPs with index funds. Gradually, the investor can move to goal-oriented mutual funds. Usually, mutual fund investments are done for the long term, and individual investors should keep this in mind while starting investment.
SEBI regulates mutual funds in India, which provides a formal regulatory framework for the industry. However, investment risk still varies by scheme, since returns depend on the underlying securities and movements in the market. Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks. Read all scheme-related documents carefully.

 

The minimum amount is set by each scheme rather than across the industry. Many SIPs allow instalments from INR 100, while lump-sum investments often start at around INR 1,000. On Grip Invest, you can start investing in a debt mutual fund with just INR 100.
A mutual fund invests across a portfolio of securities, and its returns move with market performance. Fixed deposits, on the other hand, usually offer a stated interest rate for a chosen tenure, with lower exposure to market fluctuations.
A bond is issued directly by a company or government to raise debt. Whereas a mutual fund pools money into a portfolio that may hold bonds, equities or other securities.
Most open-ended mutual funds permit redemption on business days. An exit load may apply in some cases, while certain schemes can have lock-in periods like ELSS, fixed maturities or other withdrawal restrictions.
No. A Demat account is optional for most mutual funds, with units also held in statement-of-account form. It is generally required for exchange-traded funds bought and sold through stock exchanges.
For SIPs, each instalment has a different investment date. XIRR accounts for these dates to calculate the annualised return earned.
The expense ratio represents the annual operating cost of a mutual fund scheme as a percentage of its assets. These expenses are deducted before the scheme’s NAV is reported.
The best mutual fund to invest in depends on the goal, time horizon and acceptable risk. Compare mutual funds on portfolio, consistency, benchmark performance, expense ratio and risk rather than recent returns alone.
Net Asset Value is the per-unit value of a scheme, calculated as total assets less liabilities, divided by units outstanding. It is declared on every business day. Units are allotted and redeemed at the applicable NAV, subject to cut-off timings.
A Systematic Investment Plan invests a fixed amount at regular intervals, usually monthly. Units are allotted at the NAV applicable on each instalment date, so purchases occur across different price levels over time. SIPs can generally be increased, paused or discontinued.

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