FAQ : WhiteOak Capital Large Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth
How are the returns of WhiteOak Capital Large Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth fund?
WhiteOak Capital Large Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth has delivered CAGR and average rolling returns as follows :
1 Year
3 Year
5 Year
9 Year
CAGR(%)
37.44
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Average Rolling Returns(%)
31.17
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What is the current NAV of WhiteOak Capital Large Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth Fund?
The Current NAV of WhiteOak Capital Large Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth is ₹12.69.
Should I SIP in WhiteOak Capital Large Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth Fund?
It is better to invest in a fund with a longer track record as WhiteOak Capital Large Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth cannot be assessed for consistency of out-performance. Funds returns are more likely to be different than its benchmark S&P BSE 100 - TRI returns, as Funds portfolio is significantly different.
How much does WhiteOak Capital Large Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth Fund charge as expense ratio?
WhiteOak Capital Large Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth fund’s expense ratio is 2.39%
How can I redeem my investments in WhiteOak Capital Large Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth Fund?
The process for redemption is
Give a request for redemption of the number of units or the amount you want. The request will be acknowledged.
You will get information about the redemption and the NAV at which redeemed.
The amount will be deposited in the designated bank account.
What is the AUM or size of WhiteOak Capital Large Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth Fund?
The AUM of WhiteOak Capital Large Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth is currently ₹441 Crores.
What are the top stock holdings of WhiteOak Capital Large Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth Fund?
The Top three stocks are ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank and Reliance Industries and account for 20% of its portfolio.
Top 5 and 10 stocks of fund account for 29% and 42% of fund’s portfolio respectively.
What are the top sectors WhiteOak Capital Large Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth Fund has invested in?
Top three sectors of WhiteOak Capital Large Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth fund are BFSI, IT and FMCG
accounting for 50% of the total portfolio.
Is it safe to invest in WhiteOak Capital Large Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth Fund?
Funds Portfolio Quality is Very Good. It has a large proportion of Green Stocks.Since this is a Equity - Large Cap 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.
What is the category of WhiteOak Capital Large Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth Fund?
The category of WhiteOak Capital Large Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth Fund is Equity - Large Cap Fund.
Who manages the WhiteOak Capital Large Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth Fund?
Ramesh Mantri and Trupti Agrawal manage the WhiteOak Capital Large Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth Fund.
What is the PE and PB ratio of WhiteOak Capital Large Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth Fund Direct Plan Growth?
WhiteOak Capital Large Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth current PE ratio is 49.11 and PB ratio is 12.01
What is the asset allocation of WhiteOak Capital Large Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth Stocks, Debt and Gold?
The asset allocation of WhiteOak Capital Large Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth is Stocks : 94.72%, Debt : 4.32% and Gold : 0.96%
What is the minimum SIP amount of WhiteOak Capital Large Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth Fund?
The minimum SIP amount for WhiteOak Capital Large Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth is ₹100.00 and minimum lumpsum is ₹500.00
Is there any Exit Load for WhiteOak Capital Large Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth Fund?
The exit load for WhiteOak Capital Large Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth is 1% on or before 1 months, Nil after 1 months
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years. The period of rolling is one month and holding period is 3 years. Fund are color-coded Green on Performance when
the fund beats the benchmark more than 90% of the time. It is Orange if it beats 80% to 90% of the time and Red if less
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year. Stocks that perform consistently on these combined metrics are color-coded Green (min score 14 out of 20), Orange
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Fund are color-coded Green provided the portfolio has 70% holding in Green stocks but not more than 20% in Red stocks.
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With the same color-coded funds, the one with the higher Average 3-year rolling returns (over 5 to 10 years), the number
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