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All You Need to Know about BAJAJ FINSERV MULTI CAP FUND. NFO review in Details

A Lot of people are confused about Flexicap fund and Multi Cap fund. OK I will solve your confusion. Flexible Allocation: Flexicap funds have the flexibility to invest in any market cap segment without any restriction on the minimum allocation.  The fund manager has the discretion to decide the proportion of investment in each market cap segment based on market conditions and opportunities. Multicap Funds:  Multicap funds are required by SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India) to invest a minimum of 25% of their assets in each of the three market cap segments (large-cap, mid-cap, and small-cap). This ensures a diversified exposure across market capitalizations.  Thats it! The greatest opportunities lay in investments that others ignore or dismiss due to behavioral biases   - Howard Marks Well, Bajaj Finserv Multi Cap Fund will be using Contra investment method with the rule of Multi Cap Fund guided by SEBI How Contra Investment Works Identify Market Trend...
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