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Mirae Asset India Opportunities Fund seeks to diversify across sectors, market caps and investment styles to minimise risks during market volatility, the role of the fund manager and in-house research becomes critical.

Mirae Asset India Opportunities Fund

Fund facts

Offer open: Till 10 March

Scheme type: Open-ended diversified equity

Minimum investment: Rs 5,000; unit price: Rs 10

Loads: Entry load: 2.25% Exit load: 1% (if less than six months), 0.5% (if six months to one year)

Options: Growth and dividend (reinvestment, payout and transfer)

Investor grievances: Rohit Chawda. Tel: (022) 67800300. E-mail: miraeasset@miraeassetmf.co.in

Fund stats

Objective: To generate long-term capital appreciation by taking advantage of potential investment opportunities through investments in equities and equityrelated securities.

Benchmark: BSE 200

Fund manager: Gopal Agarwal

Asset allocation:
65-100% Equity and equity-linked
0-35% Debt and cash

Comparable existing scheme

Fund nameHDFC Core and Satellite Fund
NAV* (Rs)29.73
1-year return(%)13.56
Since inception(%)34.48
*NAV as on 11 February. Source: NAVIndia

Fund prognosis

Idea distiller: For its debut, the fund house is offering a simple-to-work fund, but with a different investment style.

Fund house report: Though a new fund house, Mirae Asset has been present in India as a foreign institutional investor for more than three years with investments of over $3 billion (approximately Rs 12,000 crore) through India dedicated offshore funds.

Fund manager report: Performance of fund manager
Returns profile 5/5
Risk profile 4/5

Scheme DNA:
Four fundamentals of the fund scheme:

Unique idea: Medium

Return possibility: Medium

Risk: Medium

Operability/complexity: Medium

Investor takeaways

Who should apply: The scheme belongs to the core holding of an investor portfolio. Invest if you have not fully invested already in equity-diversified schemes.

Remember: Since the fund seeks to diversify across sectors, market caps and investment styles to minimise risks during market volatility (unlike a sector fund), the role of the fund manager and in-house research becomes critical. Also, while the fund may be able to minimise risks, it might miss out on sector-specific gains.