Hybrid mutual funds witnessed a sharp turnaround in investor flows in April. It attracted net inflows of ₹14,247.55 crore, according to data from the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI). This compares to net outflows of ₹946.56 crore in March. Fund managers attribute the trend to rising investor preference for Balanced Advantage Funds (BAFs)
In today’s unpredictable markets, investors often find themselves torn between the pursuit of growth and the fear of risk. The constant cycle of market highs and lows, volatility, and the challenge of asset allocation can make investing feel overwhelming, especially for those who want stability without sacrificing returns. This is where Balanced Advantage Funds (BAFs)
Many mutual fund advisors have been recommending balanced advantage funds to new and inexperienced investors for a while now. These advisors believe that these schemes are ideally placed to take care of the current market conditions because of their dynamic portfolio. Advisors are also recommending these schemes to investors to park their lumpsum amounts. Balanced