Date Published: August 4, 2022
Nature |
Open ended |
Fund Manager |
Dinesh Ahuja |
Date of Allotment |
30-Dec-2000 |
Benchmark Index |
Nifty All Duration G-Sec Index* |
NAV (Rs.) |
51.77 ( 31-May-2022 ) |
Corpus (Rs.in Crs.) |
3532.23 ( May-2022 ) |
Investment Objective |
To provide returns to the investors generated through investments in Government securities issued by the Central Government and/or State Government(s). |
Table: 3 | ||
Top 10 Holdings (% in N.A) | May -22 | Ratings |
5.74 GOI Nov 15 2026 | 12.07 | Sovereign |
6.54 GOI Jan 17 2032 | 6.52 | Sovereign |
7.37 GOI Apr 16 2023 | 3.87 | Sovereign |
4.54 Maharashtra SDL Jun 3 2022 | 3.68 | Sovereign |
5.63 GOI Apr 12 2026 | 2.96 | Sovereign |
6.79 GOI May 15 2027 | 2.64 | Sovereign |
7.9 Andhra Pradesh SDL Jun 1 2033 | 1.7 | Sovereign |
7.9 Andhra Pradesh SDL Jun 1 2034 | 1.7 | Sovereign |
7.78 Uttar Pradesh SDL Jun 19 2023 | 1.44 | Sovereign |
7.63 Rajasthan SDL Jun 5 2023 | 1 | Sovereign |
Month End |
Equity % |
Debt % |
Others % | Scheme % Returns |
31.05.2022 | – | 37.59 | 62.41 | -6.01 |
29.04.2022 | – | 40.22 | 59.78 | -1.93 |
31.03.2022 | – | 44.32 | 55.68 | 3.78 |
28.02.2022 | – | 33.43 | 66.57 | 3.84 |
31.01.2022 | – | 65.83 | 34.17 | 0.16 |
31.12.2021 | – | 21.01 | 78.99 | 1.7 |
30.11.2021 | – | 42.90 | 57.10 | 6.22 |
29.10.2021 | – | 62.12 | 37.88 | -3.35 |
30.09.2021 | – | 62.12 | 37.88 | 8.13 |
31.08.2021 | – | 65.90 | 34.10 | 8.2 |
30.07.2021 | – | 40.20 | 59.80 | 2.78 |
30.06.2021 | – | 47.60 | 52.40 | 1.08 |
Risk of this scheme in terms of Standard deviation of monthly returns (using last 3 years data) is lower than the peer group of Debt low Duration funds, while the Sharpe ratio of this scheme is higher than the peer group of Debt low Duration funds. Pls see the table called “Risk Measures (%) “.
This product is suitable for investors who are seeking:
Note: (1) Performance is on May 31, 2022. (2) Returns are calculated on the basis of annual compounding.The returns of the fund in both modes (ie. Monthly and Lumpsum) across various time periods witnessed with mixed noticeable variations.
SBI Magnum Gilt Fund fits the bill as it has outperformed its category average over all timeframes. It has delivered a compounded annual return of 7.28 per cent over the last three years. Gilt funds can take a beating when interest rates move up and also rake in huge gains when rates fall. So, funds manage the interest rate risk by altering the duration of the fund. Given that investing in gilt funds entails interest rate risk, investors should go for funds that actively manage this risk by tweaking its duration. If the interest rates move up, bond prices fall, and vice-versa. As longer duration bonds are more sensitive to interest rates, the fund manager will increase duration in a falling rate scenario to cash in on the rally in bonds.
Please Note: The star mentioned in the report are declared by Value Research and Crisil has ranked 2 for this fund (For the quarter ended March(31, 2022).