Multi Asset Allocation Funds
At least 10% each in three or more asset classes.
Updated 30 September 2026 · SEBI rules as of 2026Overview
Multi asset funds invest at least 10% each in three asset classes — typically equity, debt and gold/silver — for diversification in a single fund.
| Particular | Details |
|---|---|
| SEBI mandate | ≥ 10% each in ≥ 3 asset classes |
| Tax treatment | Depends on equity share |
| Suited for | Investors wanting built-in diversification |
What to check
| Parameter | Why |
|---|---|
| Equity range | Actual equity exposure over time |
| Debt quality | Credit profile of debt portion |
| Drawdowns | Fall during market corrections |
| Expense ratio | Direct vs regular |
| Rebalancing | Automatic asset allocation benefit |
Plan your investment
Frequently asked questions
Are hybrid funds safer than equity funds?
Usually less volatile, but they still carry market risk in the equity portion.
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