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  • News From Press Mutual funds cut equity’s share in balanced advantage funds

    Mutual funds cut equity’s share in balanced advantage funds

    Balanced advantage funds typically alter their equity allocation between 30 per cent and 80 per cent, depending on levels of the PE ratio.
    The Economic Times Aug 25, 2020

    Balanced advantage funds — a mutual fund product category that invests in both equities and bonds — have pruned their allocation to stocks as the recent market run-up has made valuations rich. These schemes are structured to shuffle between equity and debt based on the outlook for the asset classes. After touching a four-year low of Rs 7,511 on March 23, the Nifty has rallied over 50 per cent.

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