Mutual funds
1,755 schemes in their Regular plan, in 41 SEBI categories, from 54 fund houses. Facts only.
Equity
586 schemes in their Regular plan, in SEBI’s order.
| Category | What SEBI’s rules require | Schemes |
|---|---|---|
| Multi Cap Fund | 75%+ in shares, 25%+ in each size | 33 |
| Large Cap Fund | 80%+ in large-cap shares | 35 |
| Large & Mid Cap Fund 1 NFO open | 35%+ each in large and mid caps | 37 |
| Mid Cap Fund | 65%+ in mid-cap shares | 34 |
| Small Cap Fund 1 NFO open | 65%+ in small-cap shares | 37 |
| Flexi Cap Fund | 65%+ in shares, any mix of sizes | 47 |
| Dividend Yield Fund | 80%+ in shares, mostly dividend payers | 12 |
| Value Fund | 80%+ in shares, value strategy | 24 |
| Contra Fund | 80%+ in shares, contrarian strategy | 6 |
| Focused Fund | 80%+ in shares of 30 companies at most | 28 |
| Sectoral and Thematic Funds | 80%+ in one sector, or in one theme | 254 |
| ELSS – Tax Saver Fund | 80%+ in shares; 3-year lock-in | 39 |
Debt
341 schemes in their Regular plan, in SEBI’s order.
| Category | What SEBI’s rules require | Schemes |
|---|---|---|
| Overnight Fund | Securities that mature in one day | 39 |
| Liquid Fund | Debt that matures within 91 days | 43 |
| Ultra Short Term Fund | Duration of 3 to 6 months | 26 |
| Ultra Short to Short Term Fund | Duration of 6 to 12 months | 25 |
| Money Market Fund | Money market paper up to 1 year | 27 |
| Short Term Fund | Duration of 1 to 3 years | 26 |
| Medium Term Fund | Duration of 3 to 4 years | 13 |
| Medium to Long Term Fund | Duration of 4 to 7 years | 13 |
| Long Term Fund | Duration of more than 7 years | 11 |
| Dynamic Term Fund | Any duration | 22 |
| Corporate Bond Fund | 80%+ in bonds rated AA+ or higher | 21 |
| Credit Risk Fund | 65%+ in bonds rated AA or lower | 13 |
| Banking and PSU Debt Fund | 80%+ in debt of banks and PSUs | 20 |
| Gilt Fund | 80%+ in government securities | 23 |
| 10-year Constant Maturity Gilt Fund | 80%+ in G-secs, 10-year duration | 5 |
| Floating Interest Rates Fund | 65%+ in floating-rate debt | 12 |
| Sectoral Fund (debt) 1 NFO open | 80%+ in AA+ debt of one sector | 2 |
Hybrid
191 schemes in their Regular plan, in SEBI’s order.
| Category | What SEBI’s rules require | Schemes |
|---|---|---|
| Conservative Hybrid Fund | 10–25% in shares, 75–90% in debt | 18 |
| Balanced Hybrid Fund | 40–60% each in shares and debt | 5 |
| Aggressive Hybrid Fund | 65–80% in shares, 20–35% in debt | 30 |
| Dynamic Asset Allocation Fund | Shares and debt, in a mix the manager sets | 37 |
| Multi Asset Allocation Fund | 3+ asset classes, 10%+ in each | 37 |
| Arbitrage Fund | Arbitrage trades, 65%+ in shares | 39 |
| Equity Savings Fund 1 NFO open | 65%+ shares, 10%+ debt, 15–40% unhedged | 25 |
Index funds and ETFs
381 schemes in their Regular plan, in SEBI’s order.
| Category | What SEBI’s rules require | Schemes |
|---|---|---|
| Index Funds 3 NFOs open | 95%+ in the index it tracks | 381 |
| ETFs | 95%+ in its index; traded on an exchange | no Regular plan |
Other
256 schemes in their Regular plan, in SEBI’s order.
| Category | What SEBI’s rules require | Schemes |
|---|---|---|
| Life Cycle Fund | A mix that glides to its maturity year | 4 |
| Fund of Funds (Overseas/Domestic) 3 NFOs open | 95%+ in the funds it names | 213 |
| Retirement Fund | Locked in 5 years or to retirement age | 29 |
| Children's Fund | Locked in 5 years or to the child’s majority | 10 |
Fund houses, A to Z
54 fund houses, each with its schemes in their Regular plan.
Fund houses, A to Z (54)
- 360 ONE 9
- Abakkus 4
- ABSL 87
- AlphaGrep 3
- Angel One 5
- ASK 1
- Axis 76
- Bajaj Finserv 21
- Bandhan 72
- Bank of India 23
- Baroda BNP 45
- Canara Robeco 27
- Capitalmind 4
- Carnelian 1
- Choice 4
- DSP 64
- Edelweiss 59
- Franklin 38
- Groww 37
- HDFC 87
- Helios 8
- HSBC 44
- ICICI Pru 111
- Invesco 47
- ITI 21
- Jio BlackRock 16
- JM 17
- Kotak 99
- Lakshya 1
- LIC 36
- Mahindra Manulife 27
- Mirae 59
- Monarch 1
- Motilal 59
- Navi 19
- Nippon 76
- NJ 7
- Old Bridge 3
- PGIM 25
- PPFAS 7
- Quant 33
- Quantum 13
- Samco 14
- SBI 83
- Shriram 10
- Sundaram 34
- Tata 63
- Taurus 8
- The Wealth Company 11
- Trust 11
- Unifi 3
- Union 31
- UTI 68
- WhiteOak 23
Names in plain text, A to Z, each with its schemes in their Regular plan. Source: fund houses’ disclosures.
Four drawn at random, one from each group. Not ranked, not a recommendation.
The securities or scheme(s) are quoted as an example and not as a recommendation. Different plans have a different expense structure.
Mutual Fund investments are subject to market risks, read all scheme related documents carefully.
Drawn at random from open-ended schemes in their Regular plan, never by returns, size or payment; sponsored fund houses are left out. Source: fund houses’ disclosures.
How to read a fund page
Why does every page say “Regular plan – Growth”?
Felix shows only Regular plans, the plans bought through a mutual fund distributor, whose expenses include the distributor’s commission. The Growth option keeps any gains in the NAV instead of paying them out.
Where do the figures come from?
NAVs are the fund houses’ own, for the date shown, checked each day against AMFI’s NAV file. Assets, minimums, exit loads, benchmarks and fund managers come from the fund houses’ disclosures. Every figure carries its date.
What does a fund page leave out?
Felix publishes dated facts, not views. Lists run A to Z unless you choose another order, and no scheme is marked out above another.
What is the riskometer?
SEBI’s six-level scale, from Low to Very High, for the risk of a scheme’s portfolio. The fund house reviews it every month, and each page shows the month or the day its level is for.
Mutual Fund investments are subject to market risks, read all scheme related documents carefully.
Counts: fund houses’ disclosures, Regular plans, as of 28 Oct 2026. Categories: SEBI’s circular of 26 Feb 2026, in Felix’s words.