Multi-asset allocation funds (MAAFs) are currently the best-performing category among hybrid funds across the one-, three-, and five-year horizons. Their diversified structure has helped them deliver strong returns in recent times.
“Funds that had allocated to gold and silver saw a significant boost in their returns due to the recent rally,” says Jiral Mehta, senior manager – research, FundsIndia.
Fund management approach
MAAFs must invest in at least three asset classes, with a minimum of 10 per cent in each. “Fund managers allocate money across asset classes based on market outlook, valuation, and risk appetite,” says Harsh Vira, chief financial

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