Multi Cap Funds

Flexi-cap and multi-cap funds both invest across large-, mid- and small-caps, but their mandates differ. Despite similar returns, FY26 saw a sharp divergence in inflows. What is driving investor preference, and should investors rethink their multi-cap holdings?

Despite flexibility in their mandate, flexi-cap funds remain more biased towards large-cap stocks, with 61% allocation. On the other hand, multi-cap funds maintain a more balanced exposure across large, mid, and small-cap segments.

Multi-cap mutual funds continued to attract strong investor inflows in June 2026, even as returns varied widely across schemes. While most funds delivered positive one-year returns, only four ended in the red in the last one year period.

Multi Cap Funds provide a single scheme for investors to access large-, mid-, and small-cap stocks while adhering to a mandatory allocation of 25% each across these segments, ensuring genuine diversification and balanced performance during market fluctuations.

Multi-cap funds have outperformed flexi-cap funds across the 1-, 3-, and 5-year periods, reviving a long-standing debate over whether mandated diversification across market capitalisations is superior to manager-driven flexibility.

Are you looking for a multi-cap fund that charges low fees and delivers benchmark-beating returns? Here are the top 5 multi-cap funds that combine low expense ratios with strong return performance.

Multi-cap mutual funds offer investors a valuable opportunity to achieve diversification and pursue long-term capital appreciation with a single investment. Here are the best multi-cap funds to invest in 2024.

The sectoral/thematic funds category saw the highest investments, followed by small cap funds, while large cap funds saw the least amount of net flows

Are you looking for a multi-cap fund that charges low fees and delivers benchmark-beating returns? Here are the top 5 multi-cap funds that combine low expense ratios with strong return performance.