Performance of Multi-Cap Mutual Funds
When considering a multi-cap fund, the investor should look at the overall performance of the fund. It includes the fund managers’ credentials, the P/E ratio, EPS, Enterprise value, and past returns. Depending on the goal and the investment horizon, investors should also consider how the key investments made by the fund will play a role in the coming five to ten years and make an informed decision accordingly.
Risk To Return Ratio
Like other equity-linked funds, multi-cap funds are prone to higher risks and thus fall in the high-risk category. The fund experience high volatility due to market conditions. However, the volatility can be higher than a large-cap fund and generally lower than a small-cap fund. So depending on the type of fund and overall objective, the risk factor of this fund can vary.
Asset Allocation
Some expenses bite into your returns when you invest in multi-cap funds, and you need to be aware of them before investing. You will have to pay an expense ratio as commission to Asset Managing Companies to manage your multi-cap funds on an annual basis as a charge for administrative and operating expenses.