(Translated by https://www.hiragana.jp/) Franklin India Dynamic PE Ratio Fund of Funds Direct-Dividend Hybrid Fund: Franklin India Dynamic PE Ratio Fund of Funds Direct-Dividend Hybrid Fund NAV, Franklin India Dynamic PE Ratio Fund of Funds Direct-Dividend Hybrid Scheme & Investment
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Objective: The scheme aims to provide long-term capital appreciation with relatively lower volatility through a dynamically balanced portfolio of equity and income funds. The equity funds allocation will be determined based on the month-end average PE Ratio of NSE Nifty. The scheme will invest in units of Franklin India Bluechip and Templeton India Income.
If you had invested a Lumpsum of Rs 10,000 ago in this fund, its present value would have been Rs
Investment style Matrix
This matrix shows the investment style that the fund manager is following to manage the fund’s portfolio.
For Equity funds, the horizontal axis shows the Valuation of the fund and the vertical axis shows the market capitalization. Valuation of the fund is subdivided into Growth, Value or Blend categories. Growth stocks are those that are expected to grow at a pace that outweighs the average market growth rate. However, these stocks are not cheap and are normally available at a price higher than its intrinsic value. Value stocks are those that are available at a price lower than their intrinsic values but have the potential to unlock value in the long run. Blended style of investing is a mix of growth and value style of investing.Market capitalization is subdivided into Large cap, Midcap and Small cap.
For Debt funds, the horizontal axis shows the Credit Quality and the vertical axis shows Interest Rate Sensitivity. Both of them are sub categorized into High, Medium and Low. Credit Quality is decided by the rating agencies which assign them different ratings. Interest rate sensitivity is dependent on the average maturity and the duration of the fund. The higher the average maturity or the duration of the fund, the higher will be its interest rate sensitivity.
INVESTMENT STYLE
Growth
Blend
Value
Large
Medium
Small
High
Medium
Low
High
Medium
Low
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FUND SIZE (Rs Cr)
RATING
6 MON. RETURN(%)
1 YR. RETURN(%)
YTD. RETURN(%)
Franklin India Dynamic PE Ratio Fund of Funds Direct-Dividend
For computing ratios, monthly returns for 3 years is taken in the case of Equity and Hybrid funds and weekly returns for 1.5 years is taken in the case of Debt funds.
Mean
Mean
Average return generated by the fund during a specified period of time.
: N.A.
Standard Deviation
Standard Deviation
Deviation of the fund’s return around mean.
: N.A.
Sharpe
Sharpe Ratio
It is a risk adjusted performance measure. A fund with a higher Sharpe ratio is considered better than a fund with a lower Sharpe ratio.
: N.A.
Information Ratio
Information Ratio
Measures a fund manager's ability to generate risk adjusted excess returns relative to a benchmark. Fund with higher IR is preferred.
: 0.00
Risk Return Matrix
Risk return matrix
It is a 5 by 5 matrix constructed using the Value Research Fund Risk Grade and the Return Grade.
High
Above Average
Average
Below Average
Low
Low
Below Average
Average
Above Average
High
Fund Manager:
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