At Emkay, we believe that there are some who wish to invest with no particular financial goal in mind - they are looking only at wealth build-up. To cater to this segment, we have created 3 mutual fund investment portfolios based on the risk appetite of the investors. So, if you are one of them, then, allocate your investment as per the recommended portfolio which matches your risk taking ability.
Low risk appetite
If you are a low risk taker, we understand that capital preservation with stability of income is of importance to you. Hence, we recommend an investment portfolio which is more aligned towards debt vis-à-vis equity. A nominal exposure to equity is recommended to marginally improve the overall returns without taking on undue additional risk.
Typically, we recommend the following portfolio allocation
| Mutual Fund Scheme Type |
Allocation (in %) |
| Debt |
70 - 100 |
| Equity |
0 - 30 |
Medium risk appetite
If you are a medium risk taker, we understand that you wish to strike a balance between long-term growth and safety of capital. Hence, we recommend an investment portfolio where debt and equity enjoy a similar proportion.
Typically, we recommend the following portfolio allocation
| Mutual Fund Scheme Type |
Allocation (in %) |
| Debt |
65 - 100 |
| Equity |
0 - 35 |
High risk appetite
In case you have a high risk appetite, we understand for you capital growth over the long term is important. Hence, we recommend an investment portfolio which is more aligned towards equity vis-à-vis debt. A nominal exposure to debt is recommended to lend stability to the portfolio.
Typically, we recommend the following portfolio allocation
| Mutual Fund Scheme Type |
Allocation (in %) |
| Debt |
0 - 20 |
| Equity |
80 - 100 |