Fund Details
SBI Debt Hybrid Fund Direct IDCW Monthly
| Risk | Moderately High |
|---|---|
| Min SIP Amount | Not Supported |
| Expense Ratio | 0.63% |
| NAV | ₹19.52 (15 Jun 2021) |
|---|---|
| Fund Started | 07 Jan 2013 |
| Fund Size | ₹1,436 Cr |
Returns
Comparison
1. 1Y Returns are higher than the category average returns
2. 3Y Returns are higher than the category average returns
3. 5Y Returns are higher than the category average returns
Found nothing so far.
Top Holdings
| Name | Sector | Instrument | % Assets |
|---|---|---|---|
| Indian Bank | Financial | 3.2% | |
| Coastal Gujarat Power Ltd. | Engineering | Debenture | 3.1% |
| Indian Bank | Financial | 2.9% | |
| TMF Holdings Ltd. | Financial | Debenture | 2.7% |
| Indian Hotels Co. Ltd. | Services | Debenture | 2.6% |
| Manappuram Finance Ltd. | Financial | Debenture | 2.3% |
| Embassy Office Parks REIT | Construction | NCD | 2.3% |
| Canara Bank | Financial | 2.2% | |
| GOI | Sovereign | GOI Sec | 1.9% |
| Cholamandalam Investment & Finance Co. Ltd. | Financial | Debenture | 1.9% |
Fund Managers
SBI Debt Hybrid Fund Direct IDCW Monthly Details
SBI Debt Hybrid Fund Direct IDCW Monthly is a Hybrid Mutual Fund Scheme launched by SBI Mutual Fund. This scheme was made available to investors on 07 Jan 2013. Dinesh Ahuja, Ruchit Mehta is the Current Fund Manager of SBI Debt Hybrid Fund Direct IDCW Monthly fund.The fund currently has an Asset Under Management(AUM) of ₹1,436 Cr and the Latest NAV as of 15 Jun 2021 is ₹19.52.
The SBI Debt Hybrid Fund Direct IDCW Monthly is rated Moderately High risk. Minimum SIP Investment is set to 500. For units in excess of 10% of the investment, 1% will be charged for redemption within 1 year
Investment Objective
The scheme seeks to provide the investors an opportunity to invest primarily in Debt and Money market instruments and secondarily in equity and equity related instruments.
Tax Implications
Returns are taxed as per your Income Tax slab, if sold before 3 years. Negligible Tax (20% with indexation benefit) post 3 years.
