Archive · 11 Jun 2025
Hybrid Funds Outperform in Volatile Markets
Hybrid funds, which invest in a mix of stocks, bonds, and sometimes gold, have performed well recently because of market uncertainty.
Some funds have given investors substantial returns in the past two years.
These funds balance the risk by spreading investments across different assets.
Experts say these funds are suitable for times of market ups and downs because they can adjust asset allocations dynamically.
The amount of money coming into these funds can fluctuate, but investors have shown continuous interest in multi-asset allocation funds.
Hybrid funds have delivered better returns during market volatility.
Nippon India Multi Asset Allocation Fund delivered a 53% return in two years.
Kotak Debt Hybrid delivered a 26% return in the last two years.
Hybrid funds invest in a mix of equity, debt, gold, and other assets.
Combined inflows into hybrid funds totaled ₹35,013 crore in two months.
- Who
- Hybrid funds
- What
- Hybrid funds have delivered good returns due to market volatility.
- When
- Returns were observed over the last two years, data published June 11, 2025.
- Where
- N/A
- Why
- Because market conditions create a need for them.
- Nippon India Multi Asset Allocation Fund Return
- 53% in two years
- Kotak Debt Hybrid Return
- 26% in two years
- ICICI Balanced Advantage Return
- 34% in two years
- SBI Conservative Hybrid Return
- 24% in two years
- Combined inflow in last two months
- ₹35,013 crore
