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The document discusses the benefits of investing in mutual funds through Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs), emphasizing that time in the market is more effective than trying to time the market. It highlights the impact of inflation on future expenses and the advantages of Step-up SIPs, which allow investors to increase their contributions over time. Additionally, it outlines a fund selection process based on quantitative and qualitative assessments to identify top-performing mutual funds.

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The document discusses the benefits of investing in mutual funds through Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs), emphasizing that time in the market is more effective than trying to time the market. It highlights the impact of inflation on future expenses and the advantages of Step-up SIPs, which allow investors to increase their contributions over time. Additionally, it outlines a fund selection process based on quantitative and qualitative assessments to identify top-performing mutual funds.

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Mutual Fund-SIP

Time in market beats timing the market

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WEALTH MAY GROW BY LEAPS AND BOUNDS
IF INVESTED STEP BY STEP

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Introduction

5
3
Do You Know?
If your current monthly expenses are
INR 50,000/- per month, then after
20 years you will require INR 1.60
lakh/- a month to just maintain the
same lifestyle!

An education degree for your child


which currently costs INR 25 lakh
could cost over
INR 44 lakh after 10 years !

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A t Inflation o f 6% p.a
Life Stages of an Investor

Earnings (Consumption + Savings)


Consumption
Savings and investments

22 27 40 60
Young Independent Young Married Middle Age Retirement

All individuals have a finite period to save for their investment goals 5
Value of Money Over Time

Impact of Inflation on monthly


Value of Rs.100,000 Overtime
expenses of Rs.50,000 Today

160,357
100,000

119,828
74,726
89,542
55,839
66,911
41,727
50,000
31,180

Today 5 Years 10 years 15 Years 20 Years Today 5 Years 10 years 15 Years 20 Years

Investors need to beat inflation


All figures in Rs.; The above charts are only for illustration purposes and are
based on an assumed rate of inflation of 6% p.a. 6
What makes a
material impact
on investments in
equity?

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7
Power of Compounding

Tenure Total Savings (in INR) Future Value (in INR) Gain Amount (in INR)

5 6L 8.16 L 2.16 L
10 12 L 23.00 L 11.00 L
15 18 L 49.95 L 31.95 L
20 24 L 98.92 L 74.92 L
25 30 L 1.88 Cr 1.58 Cr
30 36 L 3.50 Cr 3.14 Cr
SIP of Rs 10,000 pm, Assumed rate of return of 12% p.a
FV denotes future vale or accumulated wealth at the end of tenure
400

349.50 Lakhs
Value in Rs. Lakhs

300

200 In 30 years , INR 36 lakhs has


become INR 3.50 Cr at 12% growth !
100
36 Lakhs
0
5 Years 10 Years 15 Years 20 Years 25 Years 30 Years
Total Savings Future Value

*Past Performance is not the indicator of future Performance 8


What is Step-up SIP?

Step up SIPs allows the investor to increase their SIP amount in fixed intervals
by a fixed amount or a percentage at the discretion of the investor.

Advantages of Step-up in SIP

Convinence

Helps in matching the increased income with an increase in investment

Increases the corpus fund

Helps in beating the inflation

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Step Up Vs Normal SIP - Corpus

Sip : Rs 50,000 p.m over a period of 10 Sip : Rs 50,000 p.m step-up by 10% p.a over
years. a period of 10 years.

Amount invested:Rs.64.50 lacs; Amount invested: Rs. 1.07 crores;

Worth of Investment: Rs. 1.27 Crores over a Worth of Investment: Rs. 1.92 Crores over a
period of ten years. XIRR:12.17% period of ten years. XIRR: 12.30%

Normal SIP Step Up SIP


9.0 20.0
Amount in Rs (Lacs)

Amount in Rs (Lacs)
8.0
15.0
7.0
6.0 10.0
5.0
5.0
4.0
3.0 0.0
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Number of Years Number of Years

Investment Worth Amount Invested Investment Worth Amount Invested

We have considered Nifty 50 closing over a period of 10 yrs since 2012 for calculation
purpose. Investment worth arrived taking into account Nifty 50 closing as on 24th Sept 2022. 10
Illustration of SIP Investments

Below is the illustration of SIP investments amounting to Rs.25000, Rs.50,000 & Rs.1,00,000 pm over a
period.

Sip of Rs Sip of Rs Sip of Rs Sip of Rs Sip of Rs Sip of Rs Sip of Rs Sip of Rs Sip of Rs


Tenure Tenure Tenure
25,000 p.m 50,000 p.m 1,00,000 p.m 25,000 p.m 50,000 p.m 1,00,000 p.m 25,000 p.m 50,000 p.m 1,00,000 p.m

Corpus in Crores Corpus in Crores Corpus in Crores


5 Yrs ₹ 0.20 ₹ 0.41 ₹ 0.82 5 Yrs ₹ 0.22 ₹ 0.44 ₹ 0.89 5 Yrs ₹ 0.24 ₹ 0.48 ₹ 0.96
10 Yrs ₹ 0.58 ₹ 1.15 ₹ 2.30 10 Yrs ₹ 0.69 ₹ 1.38 ₹ 2.75 10 Yrs ₹ 0.83 ₹ 1.66 ₹ 3.31
15 Yrs ₹ 1.25 ₹ 2.50 ₹ 5.00 15 Yrs ₹ 1.67 ₹ 3.34 ₹ 6.69 15 Yrs ₹ 2.26 ₹ 4.53 ₹ 9.06
20 Yrs ₹ 2.47 ₹ 4.95 ₹ 9.89 20 Yrs ₹ 3.74 ₹ 7.49 ₹ 14.97 20 Yrs ₹ 5.77 ₹ 11.54 ₹ 23.09
25 Yrs ₹ 4.70 ₹ 9.39 ₹ 18.79 25 Yrs ₹ 8.11 ₹ 16.22 ₹ 32.44 25 Yrs ₹ 14.34 ₹ 28.69 ₹ 57.37
30 Yrs ₹ 8.74 ₹ 17.47 ₹ 34.95 30 Yrs ₹ 17.31 ₹ 34.62 ₹ 69.23 30 Yrs ₹ 35.28 ₹ 70.57 ₹ 141.14

Assumed returns @12% p.a Assumed returns @15% p.a Assumed returns @18% p.a

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How Much SIP Needed to Reach The Target

The below table depicts the amount of SIP needed per month to achieve the set target at rate of 15% p.a

Target 5 Years 10 Years 15 Years 20 Years 25 years 30 years


5 Crore 557,527 179,432 73,870 32,983 15,225 7,133
10 Crore 1,115,055 358,864 147,740 65,965 30,450 14,266
25 Crore 2,787,637 897,159 369,351 164,913 76,125 35,664
Amount in Rs.

*Returns as on 28th Sept 2022. Returns up till one yr are absolute


Source: Ace MF 12
How do we pick funds

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Fund Selection Process

Quantitative
Filtering

Qualitative
Assessment

Fund
Selection
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Quantitative Filtering

This stage is essentially to eliminate and filter out the funds for further analysis and assessment

A mix of quantitative parameters so as to measure and rank schemes based on relevant attributes of risk,return
and risk-adjusted performance across multiple time periods

Quantitative parameters include avg rolling returns (2 yr rolling, 1 day freq) over 3 yr period, risk-return ratios like
Sortino Ratio, Treynor Ratio, Information Ratio, Jensen Alpha, Up-capture Ratio and Down-captureRatio.
The composite score will weed out those schemes that have underperformed on risk-adjusted return criteria.

The second level of filtering (momentum scoring) also considers turnaround funds that can be considered for
further scrutiny.
Quantitative
Filtering
Applying filtering here will narrow down the list and help to select the best funds for qualitative analysis.

There is no bias on Fund House, Fund Managers, AUM and other qualitative parameters at this stage.

On an exceptional basis, some specific funds may be considered in the next stage of qualitative assessment for
some specific reasons, e.g. NFOs, Sectoral Funds etc.

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Fund Categories and Filtering Criteria

Categories Quantitative Parameters Weightage


Large Cap Funds Average Rolling Returns 25.0%
Large Cap based Diversified Funds Treynor 15.0%
Mid Cap Based Diversified Funds Jensen Alpha 15.0%
Mid cap Sortino 15.0%
Small cap Information ratio 15.0%
Focused Funds Up Capture 7.5%
Aggressive Hybrid Fund Down Capture 7.5%
Balanced Advantage Fund
ELSS
Value Funds

For all equity schemes, the average rolling period considered is 2 years, 1 day frequency and they should have 3
years existence history on the date of analysis.

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The ARR ranking…

 Anand Rathi MF Ranking (ARR) identifies the best ranked funds in each category based on parametersselected.

 Funds are categorized and bucketed into five ranks i.e. ARR 1, ARR 2, ARR 3, ARR 4 and ARR 5 (ARR 1 being the top rankers and ARR 5
being lowest ranked funds) based on their relative performance across funds within their respectivesegment/category

 The top 10% of the funds are given a ARR 1 rank, followed by the next 20% at ARR 2 and so on so forth as tabled below.

Top
ARR 1 10%
ARR 2 20%
ARR 3 40%
ARR 4 20%
ARR 5 10%

E.g.
 Large cap funds have 32 funds in total universe out of which 28 funds have a vintage of more than 3 years.
 We rank the schemes depending upon the composite score out of quantitative parameters.
 ARR 1 will contain top 10% schemes i.e 2.8 ~ 3 schemes followed by 20% i.e. 6 schemes under ARR 2 and so on so forth.
 ARR 4 and ARR 5 would be funds which would be in lowest in terms of score in the category selected.

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The ARR Ranking – Large Cap oriented Diversified Funds

Scheme Name Mar-22 Dec-21 Sep-21 Jun-21 Mar-21 Dec-20 Sep-20 Jun-20 Mar-20 Dec-19Sep-19 Jun-19 Mar-19 Dec-18
Parag Parikh Flexi Cap Fund-Reg(G) ARR 1 ARR 1 ARR 1 ARR 1 ARR 1 ARR 1 ARR 1 ARR 1 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 2
PGIM India Flexi Cap Fund-Reg(G) ARR 1 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 4 ARR 3 ARR 4
UTI Flexi Cap Fund-Reg(G) ARR 1 ARR 1 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3
Axis Flexi Cap Fund-Reg(G) ARR 2 ARR 1 ARR 1 ARR 1 ARR 1 ARR 2
Canara Rob Flexi Cap Fund-Reg(G) ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 1 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 1 ARR 1 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 4 ARR 4
DSP Flexi Cap Fund-Reg(G) ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 4
Quant Flexi Cap Fund(G) ARR 2 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 2 ARR 1 ARR 2
Tata Flexi Cap Fund-Reg(G) ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 2
Aditya Birla SL Flexi Cap Fund(G) ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 1 ARR 2 ARR 2
Edelweiss Flexi Cap Fund-Reg(G) ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 1 ARR 1 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 3
IDBI Flexi Cap Fund(G) ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 3 ARR 3
Invesco India Growth Opp Fund(G) ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 1 ARR 1 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3
JM Flexicap Fund-Reg(G) ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3
Kotak Flexicap Fund(G) ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 1 ARR 1 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 2
LIC MF Flexi Cap Fund-Reg(G) ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 5 ARR 5 ARR 5
Navi Flexi Cap Fund-Reg(G) ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3
SBI Flexicap Fund-Reg(G) ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 1
Shriram Flexi Cap Fund-Reg(G) ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3
Union Flexi Cap Fund-Reg(G) ARR 3 ARR 2 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 5 ARR 5 ARR 4
Franklin India Flexi Cap Fund(G) ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 2
HDFC Flexi Cap Fund(G) ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 4 ARR 4
HSBC Flexi Cap Fund(G) ARR 4 ARR 5 ARR 5 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3
IDFC Flexi Cap Fund-Reg(G) ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3
L&T Flexicap Fund-Reg(G) ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 3
Motilal Oswal Flexi Cap Fund-Reg(G) ARR 5 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 1 ARR 1 ARR 1 ARR 1
Nippon India Vision Fund(G) ARR 5 ARR 5 ARR 5 ARR 5 ARR 5 ARR 5 ARR 5 ARR 5 ARR 5 ARR 5 ARR 5 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 3
Taurus Flexi Cap Fund-Reg(G) ARR 5 ARR 5 ARR 5 ARR 5 ARR 5 ARR 5 ARR 5 ARR 5 ARR 5 ARR 5 ARR 5 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 5

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The ARR Ranking – Mid Cap Funds

Scheme Name Mar-22 Dec-21 Sep-21 Jun-21 Mar-21 Dec-20 Sep-20 Jun-20 Mar-20 Dec-19 Sep-19 Jun-19 Mar-19
Axis Midcap Fund-Reg(G) ARR 1 ARR 1 ARR 1 ARR 1 ARR 1 ARR 1 ARR 1 ARR 1 ARR 1 ARR 1 ARR 1 ARR 1 ARR 3
PGIM India Midcap Opp Fund-Reg(G) ARR 1 ARR 1 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 5 ARR 5 ARR 5 ARR 5
Edelweiss Mid Cap Fund-Reg(G) ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 3 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 3 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3
Kotak Emerging Equity Fund(G) ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 2 ARR 1
Mahindra Manulife Mid Cap Unnati Yojana ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 1 ARR 1 ARR 3
Quant Mid Cap Fund(G) ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 3 ARR 3
Baroda BNP Paribas Mid Cap Fund ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 4 ARR 4
Franklin India Prima Fund(G) ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 2 ARR 3 ARR 4 ARR 3 ARR 2
HDFC Mid-Cap Opportunities Fund(G) ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 4 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 2
Motilal Oswal Midcap 30 Fund-Reg(G) ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 3 ARR 4 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 2
Nippon India Growth Fund(G) ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 5
SBI Magnum Midcap Fund-Reg(G) ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 4 ARR 3
Tata Mid Cap Growth Fund(G) ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 4 ARR 5 ARR 3 ARR 4
Taurus Discovery (Midcap) Fund-Reg(G) ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 1 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 3 ARR 3
UTI Mid Cap Fund-Reg(G) ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 5 ARR 4
DSP Midcap Fund-Reg(G) ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 2 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 2 ARR 4 ARR 5 ARR 3 ARR 2 ARR 2
ICICI Pru Midcap Fund(G) ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 3 ARR 4 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 4 ARR 4
IDBI Midcap Fund(G) ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 5 ARR 5 ARR 4 ARR 5 ARR 5 ARR 5
L&T Midcap Fund-Reg(G) ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 2 ARR 1 ARR 1 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 2 ARR 1 ARR 1
Aditya Birla SL Midcap Fund(G) ARR 5 ARR 5 ARR 5 ARR 5 ARR 5 ARR 5 ARR 5 ARR 5 ARR 5 ARR 4 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 3
Invesco India Midcap Fund(G) ARR 5 ARR 5 ARR 5 ARR 5 ARR 1 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 3 ARR 1 ARR 1 ARR 1 ARR 2 ARR 3
Sundaram Mid Cap Fund(G) ARR 5 ARR 5 ARR 5 ARR 4 ARR 5 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 4 ARR 3 ARR 3 ARR 2 ARR 3 ARR 3

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Qualitative Assessment

Fund
Manager’s
View on
Market &
Economy
AMC
vintage &
Fund Fund
Manager Positioning
track record

Qualitative
Assessment
Style
(Growth /
Mapping the Sector
Walk and Rotation /
the Talk Economy
Facing /
New Age)
Fund
relevance to
Market
Cycle
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What we look for – Market relevance and Positioning

 Sharp fund positioning across all market environments


 No bias towards any strategy – match the fund relevance to the market cycle
 Prefer a mix of investment styles towards themes and strategies

Investment Styles
– Themes &
Strategies

Global Equity
Growth / Quality Sector Rotation Cyclical Recovery / New Age Spaces
(Developed /
Businesses Domestic Economy (Unlisted / PE)
Emerging)

While few funds would be exclusive to respective categories, some would be mix of two or more themes. The idea is to
have combination of all in our equity portfolio and work on combinations depending upon the applicability in the market.
Being dynamic is the key to investment.

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THANK YOU
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