WHICH IS BETTER: FLEXI-CAP OR MULTI-CAP MUTUAL FUNDS?

Flexi vs Multi-Cap confusion stressing you out? You're not alone! Both are popular equity mutual funds, but with key differences. Let's break it down.

Written by - Prathyush Gupta   Designed by- Prince Kumar

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Both multi and flexi cap funds invest in stocks, but allocation and risk vary. Photo Credit: Pexels

The minimum equity investment requirement is 65% for flexi cap funds and 75% for multi-cap funds Photo Credit: Pexels

Flexi-cap funds have the freedom to invest across large, mid, and small-cap companies. Photo Credit: Pexels

Multi-cap funds invest at least 25% each in large, mid, and small-cap companies for a diversified portfolio. Photo Credit: Pexels

Due to higher small-cap allocation, multi-cap funds experience more ups and downs compared to flexi-cap. Photo Credit: Pexels

Multi-cap funds have a chance for higher returns because of exposure to small-cap stocks with high growth potential, but beware of the volatility. Photo Credit:  Pexels

Looking at recent data, multi-cap funds slightly outperform flexi-cap funds. Photo Credit: Pexels

Flexi-cap suits those seeking balance and potentially lower volatility. Multi-cap caters to investors comfortable with volatility for potentially higher returns. Photo Credit: Pexels

This post is for informational purposes only. We recommend consulting a SEBI-registered investment advisor before investing in any mutual fund.