30-Mar-2021

Maximum percentage allocation to mid- and small-cap funds in a portfolio

Name: Maximum percentage allocation to mid- and small-cap funds in a portfolio
Uploaded: 2021-03-30T07:00:00+05:30
Duration: 1 min
Description: Mid- and small-cap funds should not have more than 25-30 per cent allocation in the overall portfolio, suggests Ashutosh Gupta.

Mid- and small-cap funds should not have more than 25-30 per cent allocation in the overall portfolio, suggests Ashutosh Gupta.

Maximum percentage allocation to mid- and small-cap funds in a portfolio

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