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  • NFO News ICICI Pru MF launches a minimum variance fund

    ICICI Pru MF launches a minimum variance fund

    The large cap stocks will be selected based on their low volatility score.
    Team Cafemutual Nov 14, 2024

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    ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund has launched ICICI Prudential Equity Minimum Variance Fund, an open ended equity scheme following minimum variance theme.

    The NFO opens on November 18, 2024, and closes on December 02, 2024.

    This new scheme will invest based on  low variance strategy for asset selection and portfolio construction.

    S Naren, ED & CIO at ICICI Prudential MF said that the scheme will invest in large cap stocks by using a minimum variance approach. He said, “By prioritizing stocks with lower volatility, the launch of this scheme reflects our defensive stance amidst high valuations, while still leveraging India’s favourable structural and macroeconomic outlook.”

    The scheme will be ideal for investors who are looking for equity investments but worried about high market volatility.

     

     

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    2 Comments
    Ramamurthy Mohan · 1 month ago `
    The scheme will be ideal for investors who are looking for equity investments but worried about high volatility

     Pl explain worried about high volatility
    Anirudh Gaur · 1 month ago
    It simply means that this scheme will invest in the stocks where Risk is Low.
    High volatility refers to the frequent growth and depreciation in a stock, which makes it a bit more riskier.
    Thus this scheme would rather choose some less volatile stocks, which are rigid enough and face less market corrections in the long run.
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