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HSBC Conservative Hybrid Fund - Growth has delivered CAGR and average rolling returns as follows :
1 Year | 3 Year | 5 Year | 9 Year | |
CAGR(%) | 8.57 | 7.97 | 7.5 | 7.01 |
Average Rolling Returns(%) | 8.71 | 8.57 | 8.40 | 8.94 |
The Current NAV of HSBC Conservative Hybrid Fund - Growth is ₹49.92.
You should look for a fund with better more consistent performance track record. Funds returns are more likely to be different than its benchmark I-BEX (I-Sec Sovereign Bond Index) returns, as Funds portfolio is significantly different.
HSBC Conservative Hybrid Fund - Growth fund’s expense ratio is 2.16%
The process for redemption is
The AUM of HSBC Conservative Hybrid Fund - Growth is currently ₹109 Crores.
The Top three stocks are Larsen & Toubro, ICICI Bank and TVS Motor and account for 5% of its portfolio. Top 5 and 10 stocks of fund account for 7% and 12% of fund’s portfolio respectively.
Top three sectors of HSBC Conservative Hybrid Fund - Growth fund are Others, Capital Goods and BFSI accounting for 82% of the total portfolio.
Funds Portfolio Quality is Very Good. It has a large proportion of Green Stocks.Since this is a Hybrid - Conservative Hybrid Fund it is comparatively safer to invest in this fund. However, since it has not consistently outperformed its benchmark index on an average 3-year rolling returns basis it is not the most suitable fund for SIP.
The category of HSBC Conservative Hybrid Fund - Growth Fund is Hybrid - Conservative Hybrid Fund.
Mahesh Chhabria and Cheenu Gupta manage the HSBC Conservative Hybrid Fund - Growth Fund.
HSBC Conservative Hybrid Fund - Growth current PE ratio is 43.46 and PB ratio is 8.45
The asset allocation of HSBC Conservative Hybrid Fund - Growth is Stocks : 24.31%, Debt : 75.68% and Gold : 0%
The minimum SIP amount for HSBC Conservative Hybrid Fund - Growth is ₹1000.00 and minimum lumpsum is ₹5000.00
The exit load for HSBC Conservative Hybrid Fund - Growth is Nil