HYBRID FUNDS: Made to handle market turbulence

AMID THE UNPREDICTABILITY of market cycles, hybrid funds stand out as a versatile investment vehicle. Whether an investor is seeking resilience in volatile times or relative consistency in performance, hybrid funds have the potential to be a compelling choice for building a robust financial future.

By combining the growth potential of equities with the stability of debt, hybrid funds provide a balanced approach to wealth creation. In a bull market, the equity allocation captures market upside, helping investors benefit from growth opportunities whereas in a bear market, the debt component provides stability and reduces the impact of market downturns, offering a cushion to the portfolio. This ability to dynamically allocate resources across asset classes ensures that hybrid funds remain resilient, making them an all-weather investment choice.

Who should invest

There are various categories of hybrid funds that cater to the diverse needs of the investors. Depending on their objectives, risk tolerances, and financial goals, investors can choose to invest in a fund whose equity to debt ratio best matches their ultimate need and preferences. By understanding how these funds adapt to different investor profiles, we can better appreciate their universal appeal. The balanced nature of these funds provides exposure to both equity and debt markets, helping newcomers understand market dynamics.

Similarly, for risk-averse investors, conservative hybrid funds, which maintain a higher allocation to debt instruments, serve as a potential choice. Since these funds invest 75-90% in debt securities and the remaining in equity, they can provide returns while offering modest growth opportunities. This helps preserve capital while generating regular income, making it particularly suitable for retirees or those prioritising wealth preservation. On the contrary, those who are willing to stomach some degree of risk, can consider aggressive hybrid funds whose equity allocation is 65-80%. These funds aim to capitalise on market upside while maintaining a debt cushion.

For long-term investors

Hybrid funds offer a compelling investment option for those seeking a balanced approach to wealth creation. Fund managers actively rebalance the allocation between equity and debt, ensuring that the fund remains aligned with its investment objective. This disciplined approach, coupled with the potential for tax efficiency, makes hybrid funds a compelling choice for long-term investors.

With a single fund offering exposure to multiple asset classes, hybrid funds simplify the investment and asset class diversification process.

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