Compare HSBC Gilt Fund vs ICICI Prudential Gilt Fund
Risk | Moderate | Moderate |
Rating | 2.0 | 5.0 |
Min SIP Amount | ₹1000 | ₹1000 |
Expense Ratio | 1.58 | 1.1 |
NAV | ₹65.47 | ₹104.62 |
Fund Started | 28 Mar 2000 | 21 Jul 1999 |
Fund Size | ₹245.54 Cr | ₹9181.38 Cr |
Exit Load | - | - |
Risk
Moderate
Moderate
Rating
2.0
5.0
Min SIP Amount
₹1000
₹1000
Expense Ratio
1.58
1.1
NAV
₹65.47
₹104.62
Fund Started
28 Mar 2000
21 Jul 1999
Fund Size
₹245.54 Cr
₹9181.38 Cr
Exit Load
-
-
1 Year | 2.55% | 6.15% |
3 Year | 5.28% | 7.53% |
5 Year | 3.77% | 6.04% |
1 Year
2.55%
6.15%
3 Year
5.28%
7.53%
5 Year
3.77%
6.04%
Equity | 0.00% | 0.00% |
Cash | 5.41% | 58.60% |
Equity
0.00%
0.00%
Cash
5.41%
58.60%
Top 10 Holdings | - | - |
Top 10 Holdings
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Start Date
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Description | The scheme seeks to generate returns from a portfolio from investments in Government Securities. | The scheme seeks to generate steady and consistent return from a basket of government securities across various maturities through proactive fund management aimed at controlling Interest rate risk. The investment plan will invest in gilt including T-Bills with medium to long maturity, with average maturity of the portfolio normally not exceeding 8 years. |
Launch Date | 28 Mar 2000 | 21 Jul 1999 |
Description
The scheme seeks to generate returns from a portfolio from investments in Government Securities.
The scheme seeks to generate steady and consistent return from a basket of government securities across various maturities through proactive fund management aimed at controlling Interest rate risk. The investment plan will invest in gilt including T-Bills with medium to long maturity, with average maturity of the portfolio normally not exceeding 8 years.
Launch Date
28 Mar 2000
21 Jul 1999