Wednesday 13 January 2016

Best Mutual Funds for 2016

However, there are many Equity Mutual Funds which have outperformed the BSE Sensex. 94% of the Diversified Equity Mutual Funds have outperformed BSE Sensex while only 72% have given positive returns. In large-cap equity mutual funds, 83% funds have beaten BSE Sensex while only 60% have given positive returns.


BSE Sensex has given a negative return in the calendar year 2015. As on 29 December 2015, it had slumped 4.80% YoY.

However, there are many Equity Mutual Funds which have outperformed the BSE Sensex.

94% of the Diversified Equity Mutual Funds have outperformed BSE Sensex while only 72% have given positive returns.

In large-cap equity mutual funds, 83% funds have beaten BSE Sensex while only 60% have given positive returns.
Category of Mutual FundBenchmark% Number of Funds Outperformed% number of Funds with Positive return
Diversified Equity MFsBSE Sensex94%72%
Large-Cap Equity MFsBSE Sensex83%58%
Mid-Cap Equity MFsBSE Mid-Cap50%95%
Small-Cap Equity MFsBSE Small-Cap71%86%
Source: Advisesure, NAVIndia; Note: Analysis based on 1 year return (29-12-2015 to 29-12-2015)
 
However, the BSE Mid-cap and BSE Small-cap have given the positive return in 2015. As on 29 December 2015, BSE Mid-cap has given 8.59% YoY return and BSE Small-cap has given 7.47% YoY return. Mid-cap and Small-cap equity mutual funds have outpaced the large cap equity funds, around 90% of the funds have given positive returns. But only 50% of the Mid-cap equity funds have beaten its benchmark (BSE Mid-cap).
 
Selecting the best mutual funds is a cumbersome task. One cannot select mutual funds based only on its returns or beta, a single parameter cannot tell the performance of a fund. Investing is not about making only higher returns, it is about making higher returns at minimal risk. The prudent way to select a mutual fund is based on its risk-return. Therefore, we have selected 3 large-cap equity mutual funds, 3 Mid-cap equity mutual funds and 3 Small-cap equity mutual funds based on 3 years return, Sortino ratio and beta. These funds have consistently outperformed the market and have better risk-reward.
 
Table A: Large Cap
SchemeAMFI1 Year CAGR3 Years CAGR5 Years CAGRSortino RatioBeta
Birla Sun Life Advantage Fund (G)1000336.14%21.65%11.22%1.330.97
BNP Paribas Equity Fund (G)1135445.92%18.96%12.79%0.970.81
HDFC Capital Builder -(G)1017645.84%20.56%11.70%0.500.93
Source: Advisesure, NAVIndia; Note: Returns as on 29/12/2015
 
Table B: Mid Cap
SchemeAMFI1 Year CAGR3 Years CAGR5 Years CAGRSortino RatioBeta
BNP Paribas Mid Cap Fund (G)11356616.65%27.76%20.49%1.780.83
Canara Robeco Emerging Equities (G)10292014.64%31.84%21.71%1.600.92
UTI-Mid Cap Fund (G)1023947.66%30.74%19.35%1.580.88
Source: Advisesure, NAVIndia; Note: Returns as on 29/12/2015
 
Table C: Small Cap
SchemeAMFI1 Year CAGR3 Years CAGR5 Years CAGRSortino RatioBeta
DSP BR Micro-Cap Fund (G)10598921.41%35.78%21.15%2.080.90
Reliance Small Cap Fund (G)11317716.25%36.44%22.07%1.150.90
Sundaram S.M.I.L.E Fund (G)10079510.25%28.91%16.13%1.410.99

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