Large-cap mutual funds are considered more secure, but Mirae Asset Large Cap has underperformed due to its disciplined investment strategy, focusing on strong growth sectors like infrastructure and real estate.
Large Cap Mutual FundsMirae AssetInvestment StrategyEquity Mutual FundsIndiaReal Estate NewsJul 06, 2024

The new threshold for large-cap companies in India is Rs 84,300 crore, as announced by the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI).
The fund's disciplined investment strategy, which refrains from investing in stocks with valuations surpassing their fundamentals, has led to underperformance in the current market favoring value stocks over growth stocks.
The fund's approach to generating alpha involves selecting stocks with strong overweights, blending quality, structural growth opportunities, and deep value, cyclical, and special situation plays.
Peer comparison reveals that Mirae Asset Large Cap Fund has underperformed its peers, including ICICI Prudential Bluechip Fund, Canara Robeco Bluechip Equity Fund, Baroda BNP Paribas Large Cap Fund, and Edelweiss Large Cap Fund.
Understanding the performance and strategy of large-cap mutual funds is crucial for investors to make informed investment decisions and align their investments with their financial objectives and risk tolerance.

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