India’s widest range of Index Funds

A variety of catalogue to choose form

Fund Name

Returns

Risk Factor

Watchlist

• Indian Equity:-Shares of companies listed on Indian stock exchanges, representing ownership in businesses operating in India.
• Mid Cap:-Invests primarily in mid-sized companies (ranked 101–250 by market cap), offering higher growth potential with moderate-to-high risk.
• Small Cap:-Invests mainly in smaller companies (ranked 251 and below by market cap), offering high growth potential but with higher risk and volatility.
• Sector:-Invests in a particular sector of the economy - a large segment made up of related businesses or activities such as infrastructure, banking, or pharmaceuticals.
• Factor:-Invests in stocks based on specific attributes or “factors” like value, quality, or momentum to target higher returns.
• Multi Cap Fund:-Invests across large, mid, and small-cap stocks, offering diversification with moderate-to-high risk and growth potential.
• International Equity:-Invests primarily in overseas securities providing diversification and access to global markets while carrying currency and geopolitical risks.
• Hybrid & Balanced:-Invests in a mix of equities and debt securities to balance growth and income.
• Multi Asset:-Invests in a number of traditional equity and fixed income strategies, index-tracking funds, financial derivatives as well as commodity like gold to provide diversification benefits.
• Commodity:-Invests in physical commodities (like gold, oil, or agricultural products) or commodity-linked instruments to gain from price movements in raw materials.
• Debt & Liquid:-Invests in short-term money market instruments and fixed-income securities to generate income while aiming to preserve capital and consistent returns with greater liquidity.
• Active:-Fund manager actively selects, buys, or sells securities to outperform a benchmark.
• Index Funds:-A passively managed fund that replicates the securities and weights of a specific market index, tracking its returns and risks while offering transparent holdings and capped fees.
• ETFs:-A passively managed investment that tracks an index, commodity, bonds, or a basket of assets and trades on a stock exchange like a share, offering market-linked returns, intraday liquidity and lower costs.

Features & Benefits

Simply replicate the market making it  Easy  for you to track.

Considered  Economical  due to the absence of fund manager fees.

Effective, since theoretically, markets outperform any single investment in the long term.

What are Index Funds?

Index funds track a market index like the Nifty 50 or Sensex by investing in the same stocks and proportions. Their returns broadly move in line with the index.

Unlike actively managed funds, index funds do not rely on fund managers to select stocks or time the market. This design typically results in lower operating and transaction costs.

Index funds mirror their market index and move with its ups and downs. Returns depend on the long-term growth of the economy and its companies.

Index funds provide simple, diversified equity exposure, with returns driven by overall market performance rather than stock picking.

How to choose the best index fund in India?

While investing in a SIP, it’s always better to keep a few things in mind and practice them without exceptions. At MOAMC, we call them the SIP Resolutions.

• • Underlying index tracked
  • Review which market index the fund tracks (e.g., large-cap, broad market, sectoral). Different indices represent different segments of the market and risk profiles.
• • Expense ratio
  • Compare the fund’s expense ratio with other index funds tracking the same benchmark. Since index funds aim to deliver similar gross returns, costs directly affect net outcomes.
• • Tracking difference and tracking error
  • Check how closely the fund’s returns have matched its benchmark over time. A lower and more consistent tracking difference indicates efficient index replication.
• • Liquidity and ease of execution
  • Review how easily units can be bought or redeemed, especially for indices with a large number of constituents.

Meet the team

The passionate experts shaping our quality, strategy, and your long-term success.

Pratik Oswal

President of Passive Funds

Raamdeo Agrawal

Chairman

Rama Shankar Sanghai

Independent Director

Rajesh Bhojani

Additional Director

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Source: AceMF. Widest range in terms of tracking Domestic and International equities as on February 29, 2024. Additionally, ETFs and Fund of Funds are also available. Commodities and Passive multi-assets are Fund of Funds investing in underlying schemes.

Mutual Fund investments are subject to market risks, read all scheme related documents carefully