
A brief background Until four years back, the fund used to have 20-30 per cent of its money in mid-caps, but SEBI's re-categorisation allowed the fund to increase its allocation in that space. Since then, the fund has come into its own after being slotted in the large- and mid-cap category in 2018. This rejig has worked well for them - evidenced by its fast-growing assets and gradual rise in investor traction - especially when its in-house much-larger flexi-cap
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