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New SBI Mutual Fund for Balanced Investments

Takendra Verma
Last updated: 03/09/2025 6:12 PM
Takendra Verma
Published: 03/09/2025
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SBI Mutual Fund has introduced a new Fund of Funds (FoF) called SBI Dynamic Asset Allocation Active FoF.

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NFO Opening and Investment ScopeBenefits of Dynamic Asset AllocationAllocation guidelines:Fund Management TeamMinimum Investment and Exit LoadWho Should Invest?

This scheme allows investors to invest in multiple funds at the same time, including both equity and debt.

The allocation between equity and debt will keep changing automatically as per market conditions, helping investors maintain a better balance between risk and returns.

NFO Opening and Investment Scope

NFO Period: Opens on 25 August 2025 and closes on 8 September 2025.

After this, it will operate as an open-ended fund, meaning investors can buy and sell anytime.

Unlike traditional FoFs, this scheme will invest not only in SBI Mutual Fund schemes but also in other mutual fund houses’ equity and debt schemes.

The main objective is long-term capital appreciation.

Benefits of Dynamic Asset Allocation

If the market is rising, the fund can increase equity exposure.

In volatile times, the allocation can shift towards debt instruments.

Allocation guidelines:

Equity-oriented schemes: 35% to 100%

Debt-oriented schemes: 0% to 65%

Money market instruments: up to 5%

This flexibility ensures balanced exposure as per market conditions.

Fund Management Team

Equity portfolio: Managed by Nidhi Chawla

Debt portfolio: Managed by Ardhendu Bhattacharya
Both are experienced fund managers with strong track records at SBI Mutual Fund.

Minimum Investment and Exit Load

Minimum investment: ₹5,000 (additional investments in multiples of ₹1)

SIP options: Daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, and annually

Exit load:

If units are sold before 12 months:

No exit load on up to 25% of units

1% exit load on additional units

After 12 months, no exit load applies

Who Should Invest?

This FoF is designed for investors seeking:

Diversification across equity and debt

Long-term wealth creation

A single fund that balances risk and return

It is especially suitable for investors who want growth but also want their investments to remain stable against market ups and downs.

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