
Since 2009, this fund has been a consistent performer with a veteran fund manager over the last decade. Earlier, known as SBI Emerging Businesses Fund, it used to have higher exposure to mid and small caps. It is a suitable choice to be among the core holdings of a growth portfolio which aims to build wealth in the long run. Portfolio - overhauled over the years The fund's portfolio has transitioned over the last decade. Before 2015, it primarily invested in mid and small caps. After that, we witnessed a steady increase in its large-cap holdings, with a corresponding decline in its mid and small-cap allocation (see graph below). This was years before the SEBI's re-categorisation rules were brought into effect. The interesting thing to note here is that after being categorised as a focused fund with a flexible mandate to invest across market caps of mutual funds, it has stayed true to being market-cap-agnostic (see graph below). Its portfolio has been flexible, and the fund has made tactical changes based on market conditions. Managed in a growth style, it has a liking for quality stocks. Compared to other flexi-cap funds, this fund has retained truly diversified exposures across the market-cap spectrum, which helps generate alpha whenever mid and small-cap segments of the market rally. Irrespective of its market-cap allocation and no regulatory mandate on the number of stocks (i.e., before re-cat
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