Providing investors with a cushion against market downturns - Quality Index Fund..!

 

Providing investors with a cushion against market downturns - Quality Index Fund..!

Tata Mutual Fund has launched the Tata BSE Quality Index Fund. This fund is a factor-based index fund which will invest in high quality companies exhibiting strong financial health.

The fund will replicate the performance of the BSE Quality Index.

Tata BSE Quality Index Fund gives investors a unique opportunity to invest in high-quality companies. This is our third factor-based fund. The quality factor tends to perform better during weak economic phases compared to its broader universe, thus seeking to offer investors a necessary cushion during market downturns. By focusing on quality, we aim to provide a better investment experience and growth over the long-term.

The Factor-based investing or smart beta investing, involves targeting specific drivers of returns, such as quality, value, or momentum. The quality factor, in particular, has demonstrated resilience during periods of economic uncertainty, providing investors with a cushion against market downturns.

Minimum SIP Investment is set to 100.

Minimum Lumpsum Investment is Rs.5,000.

The New Fund Offer (NFO) closes on March 28, 2025.

For more details and Investing

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Read articles written by Mr. S. Sridharan in Nanayam Vikatan, a leading personal financial management magazine.

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Disclaimer: Mutual Fund investments are subject to market risks, read all scheme related documents carefully. The past performance of the mutual funds is not necessarily indicative of future performance of the schemes.

 

 

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