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Is time to say goodbye to small cap mutual funds?

As per Sebi re-categorisation norms, small cap mutual funds are mandated to invest at least 65 per cent of their corpus in small cap stocks

Economic Times Aug 30, 2019

Many mutual fund advisors have started asking general retail investors to stay away from small cap mutual fund schemes lately. They argue that small cap schemes have become extremely risky after the re-categorisation exercise by Sebi, and they don’t offer extraordinary returns to justify the extra risk taken by investors.

Suresh Sadagopan, founder, Ladder7 Financial Advisories, a Navi-Mumbai based wealth management firm, says small cap funds have always been risky.

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