
What's the difference between dynamic asset allocation and equity-savings funds? Why don't you recommend a dynamic asset allocation fund? - Pratap Jaisinghani Let me talk about both these categories of funds. Talking first about the dynamic asset allocation funds, on paper, their investment mandate looks very promising. They are the most unconstrained type of mutual funds available. Here, fund managers have complete flexibility to invest across equity and debt instruments in any proportion and then dynamically alter the mix of debt and equity, depending on their market outlook or several other factors that they may want to take into consideration. Despite this unconstrained investment mandate, we are wary of this category because to be able to dynamically move between equi
This article was originally published on January 07, 2021.




