Groww Mutual Fund has introduced the Groww Gilt Fund, which invests at least 80% of its total assets in government securities across maturities, to offer investors a way to potentially diversify their portfolios.
The NFO period for this scheme is from April 23 to May 7, 2025.
The Groww Gilt Fund is an open-ended debt scheme that seeks to limit credit risk exposure for investors while offering relatively low-risk returns through government-backed instruments.
Given the rapidly evolving macroeconomic environment, several factors may be influencing the appeal of government-backed securities for investors.
3. Improving Current Account Deficit (CAD): India's improving Current Account Deficit (CAD) indicates a relatively positive economic outlook, which may help lower risk premiums on government-backed debt. As fundamentals improve, government securities could offer potentially better returns with comparatively lower risk.2
4. Foreign Institutional Investor (FII) debt flows: A potential increase in FII debt flows may boost demand for government-backed securities, which could lead to lower yields and potentially benefit investments in schemes like the Groww Gilt Fund.3
5. Inflation trends and economic conditions: Moderating inflation and lower energy prices could make government-backed debt more attractive, as lower inflation often increases the appeal of fixed-income investments.
The Groww Gilt Fund may be considered by investors seeking credit risk-free returns, opportunities for diversification through government-backed securities, and the potential to benefit from favorable macroeconomic trends.
The minimum investment amount for the scheme is ₹100 for SIP and ₹500 for lump sum, with no exit load, and it is managed by Mr. Kaustubh Sule.
Sources:
Source 1 - Bloomberg, data as on March 24, 2025
Source 2 - Bloomberg, March 28, 2025
Source 3 - Bloomberg, March 25, 2025
Source 4 - Capital Minds Flipbook March 2025, Bloomberg, March 28, 2025
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