Archive · 23 Nov 2025
Multi-Asset vs Aggressive Hybrid Funds: 10-Year Returns
Two types of mutual funds, multi-asset and aggressive hybrid, both want to give good returns without too much risk.
Multi-asset funds spread their money across different things like stocks, bonds, and gold.
Aggressive hybrid funds put more money into stocks for bigger returns.
Over the last 10 years, aggressive hybrid funds did a little better on average, but there were great funds in both groups.
Both fund types aim for stable returns with low volatility
Multi-asset funds diversify across equities, debt, and gold
Aggressive hybrid funds invest 65-80% in equities for higher growth
Aggressive hybrids had higher 10-year average returns (12.14% vs 11.10%)
Top performers in both categories delivered returns above category averages
- Who
- Investors in multi-asset and aggressive hybrid funds
- What
- Compared the 10-year performance of these two types of funds
- When
- Over the past decade
- Where
- In the mutual fund market
- Why
- To see which type of fund performed better
Multi-Asset Funds
Aggressive Hybrid Funds
Risk Profile
Multi-Asset Funds
Balanced, diversified across equities, debt, and gold
Aggressive Hybrid Funds
Higher risk due to significant equity exposure
- 10-year category average return (Multi-Asset)
- 11.10% CAGR
- 10-year category average return (Aggressive Hybrid)
- 12.14% CAGR
- Top performer (Multi-Asset)
- Quant Multi Asset Allocation Fund - 18.51% CAGR
- Top performer (Aggressive Hybrid)
- ICICI Prudential Equity & Debt Fund - 17.09% CAGR