Franklin India Corporate Bond Fund

Regular plan – Growth

Other options

The page shows the Growth option. The Regular plan’s other options have their own codes.

Option	AMFI code	ISIN
Growth (this page)	100528	INF090I01DG6, INF090I01DP7
IDCW	100527	INF090I01DI2, INF090I01DH4, INF090I01DQ5, INF090I01DR3
IDCW	100529	INF090I01DK8, INF090I01DJ0, INF090I01DS1, INF090I01DT9
IDCW	100530	INF090I01DM4, INF090I01DL6, INF090I01DU7, INF090I01DV5
IDCW	100531	INF090I01DO0, INF090I01DN2, INF090I01DW3, INF090I01DX1

Corporate Bond Fund Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund

Open-ended. Launched on 23 Jun 1997.

NAVNAV Net asset value: the value of one unit of the scheme, which the fund house works out at the end of each business day.: Data delayed
AssetsAssets The market value of everything the scheme holds, less what it owes, as the fund house discloses it at each month-end.: ₹1,409 cr; 30 Sep 2026
SIP fromSIP Systematic investment plan: a fixed sum put into the scheme at regular intervals, usually every month.: ₹500; a month
BenchmarkBenchmark The market index the fund house names in the SID as the measure the scheme is compared against.: Nifty Corporate Bond Index A-II; as the SID names it
Riskometer: Low to Moderate; read by Felix on 28 Oct 2026

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The SID and KIM are the final reference for every fact on this page.

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Investments made through a mutual fund distributor are in the Regular plan, which includes distributor commission

The fund house also offers a Direct plan of this scheme, whose expenses are lower to the extent of the distribution commission.

Assets: the fund house’s month-end disclosure of 30 Sep 2026. Minimums: fund house documents, as read by Felix on 28 Oct 2026. Benchmark: the SID.

Mutual Fund investments are subject to market risks, read all scheme related documents carefully.

What it is

SEBI’s rule for a Corporate Bond Fund: at least 80% in corporate bonds rated AA+ or higher. Source: SEBI

What the SID allows it to holdSID Scheme information document: the scheme’s offer document, which sets out its objective, asset allocation, risks and expenses.

Debtallowed 80% to 100%

Money marketallowed 0% to 20%

Source: the SID’s asset allocation, from fund house disclosures.

Potential risk class (PRC)

PRC Potential risk class: the most interest-rate risk and credit risk a debt scheme may take, on SEBI’s three-by-three grid, as its SID states it.as the SID states it

The most risk the scheme may take: interest-rate risk in rows, credit risk in columns. This scheme: B-III.
Interest-rate risk	Credit risk relatively low (A)	Moderate (B)	Relatively high (C)
Relatively low (I)
Moderate (II)
Relatively high (III)		B-III

Riskometer

The risk of the scheme is Low to Moderate

As read by Felix on 28 Oct 2026. Fund houses review this level every month, and the fund house’s latest disclosure prevails: Riskometer disclosures, Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund

Low
Low to Moderate
Moderate
Moderately High
High
Very High

Benchmark: Nifty Corporate Bond Index A-II. Its riskometer is published monthly by the fund house: Riskometer disclosures, Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund

Source: fund houses’ disclosures.

Who runs it

Anuj Tagrasince 7 Mar 2024
Fund manager
2 years 7 months
Also manages Franklin India Aggressive Hybrid Fund, Franklin India Arbitrage Fund, Franklin India Balanced Advantage Fund, Franklin India Banking & PSU Debt Fund, Franklin India Equity Savings Fund, Franklin India Floating Interest Rates Fund, Franklin India Gilt Fund, Franklin India Long Term Fund, Franklin India Medium to Long Term Fund, Franklin India Multi Asset Allocation Fund, Franklin India Retirement Fund, Franklin India Short Term Fund
Chandni Guptasince 7 Mar 2024
Fund manager
2 years 7 months
Also manages Franklin India Aggressive Hybrid Fund, Franklin India Balanced Advantage Fund, Franklin India Banking & PSU Debt Fund, Franklin India Dynamic Asset Allocation Active FoF, Franklin India Liquid Fund, Franklin India Long Term Fund, Franklin India Medium to Long Term Fund, Franklin India Money Market Fund, Franklin India Overnight Fund, Franklin India Retirement Fund, Franklin India Ultra Short to Short Term Fund
Rahul Goswamisince 6 Oct 2023
Fund manager
3 years
Also manages Franklin India Balanced Advantage Fund, Franklin India Conservative Hybrid Fund, Franklin India Gilt Fund, Franklin India Income Plus Arbitrage Active FoF, Franklin India Money Market Fund, Franklin India Short Term Fund, Franklin India Ultra Short Term Fund, Franklin India Ultra Short to Short Term Fund

Bars on one scale, from the scheme’s launch. Other schemes A to Z. Source: fund house disclosures, as of 28 Oct 2026.

Codes and identity

from the SID and AMFI

Fund house: Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund
SEBI category: Corporate Bond Fund
Plan and option: Regular plan – Growth
Structure: Open-ended
Launched: 23 Jun 1997
AMFI code, Growth: 100528
ISIN, Growth: INF090I01DG6
Registrar: CAMS
Fund house website: franklintempletonindia.com ↗

Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund

Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund runs 38 schemes in their Regular plan: 15 equity, 12 debt, 6 hybrid, 1 index funds and ETFs, 4 other.

14 fund managers, in their current schemes for 3 years 6 months on average.

2 schemes launched in the last 12 months.

Source: fund houses’ disclosures, as of 28 Oct 2026.

Buying and selling

SIP from: ₹500, as the KIM states it
Entry load: Nil, since 1 Aug 2009
Stamp duty: 0.005% of the amount invested, since 1 Jul 2020
Applicable NAV: That business day’s, when the application and the money reach the fund house by the 3 pm cut-off; after it, the next business day’s
Redemption money: Within 3 working days of the redemption request

Sources: the scheme’s KIM for the minimums; SEBI for the entry load, cut-off and redemption timeline; Ministry of Finance for stamp duty.

The category: Corporate Bond Fund

All 21 schemes

21 schemes in their Regular plan, from 21 fund houses.

Schemes 2 to 11 of 21, A to Z; this scheme is marked.Schemes 5 to 9 of 21, A to Z; this scheme is marked.

Schemes in this category, A to Z
Scheme	Benchmark	Assets, ₹ cr (30 Sep 2026)	SIP from, ₹	Launched
Axis Corporate Bond Fund	Nifty Corporate Bond Index A-II	7,453	100	2017
Bandhan Corporate Bond Fund	Nifty Corporate Bond Index A-II	13,512	100	2016
Baroda BNP Paribas Corporate Bond Fund	CRISIL Corporate Debt A-II Index	269	500	2008
Canara Robeco Corporate Bond Fund	CRISIL Corporate Debt A-II Index	104	1,000	2014
DSP Corporate Bond Fund	CRISIL Corporate Debt A-II Index	2,647	100	2018
Franklin India Corporate Bond Fund	Nifty Corporate Bond Index A-II	1,409	500	1997
HDFC Corporate Bond Fund	Nifty Corporate Bond Index A-II	29,479	100	2010
HSBC Corporate Bond Fund	Nifty Corporate Bond Index A-II	5,979	1,000	1997
ICICI Prudential Corporate Bond Fund	Nifty Corporate Bond Index A-II	28,385	100	2009
Invesco India Corporate Bond Fund	Nifty Corporate Bond Index A-II	3,478	100	2007

Schemes in this category, A to Z
Scheme	Benchmark	Assets, ₹ cr (30 Sep 2026)	SIP from, ₹	Launched
Canara Robeco Corporate Bond Fund	CRISIL Corporate Debt A-II Index	104	1,000	2014
DSP Corporate Bond Fund	CRISIL Corporate Debt A-II Index	2,647	100	2018
Franklin India Corporate Bond Fund	Nifty Corporate Bond Index A-II	1,409	500	1997
HDFC Corporate Bond Fund	Nifty Corporate Bond Index A-II	29,479	100	2010
HSBC Corporate Bond Fund	Nifty Corporate Bond Index A-II	5,979	1,000	1997

Show all 21 schemes

Schemes in this category, A to Z
Scheme	Benchmark	Assets, ₹ cr (30 Sep 2026)	SIP from, ₹	Launched
Aditya Birla Sun Life Corporate Bond Fund	Nifty Corporate Bond Index A-II	22,722	100	1997
Axis Corporate Bond Fund	Nifty Corporate Bond Index A-II	7,453	100	2017
Bandhan Corporate Bond Fund	Nifty Corporate Bond Index A-II	13,512	100	2016
Baroda BNP Paribas Corporate Bond Fund	CRISIL Corporate Debt A-II Index	269	500	2008
Canara Robeco Corporate Bond Fund	CRISIL Corporate Debt A-II Index	104	1,000	2014
DSP Corporate Bond Fund	CRISIL Corporate Debt A-II Index	2,647	100	2018
Franklin India Corporate Bond Fund	Nifty Corporate Bond Index A-II	1,409	500	1997
HDFC Corporate Bond Fund	Nifty Corporate Bond Index A-II	29,479	100	2010
HSBC Corporate Bond Fund	Nifty Corporate Bond Index A-II	5,979	1,000	1997
ICICI Prudential Corporate Bond Fund	Nifty Corporate Bond Index A-II	28,385	100	2009
Invesco India Corporate Bond Fund	Nifty Corporate Bond Index A-II	3,478	100	2007
Kotak Corporate Bond Fund	Nifty Corporate Bond Index A-II	14,791	100	2007
Mirae Asset Corporate Bond Fund	CRISIL Corporate Debt A-II Index	44	99	2021
Nippon India Corporate Bond Fund	Nifty Corporate Bond Index A-II	8,907	100	2000
PGIM India Corporate Bond Fund	CRISIL Corporate Debt A-II Index	84	1,000	2003
SBI Corporate Bond Fund	Nifty Corporate Bond Index A-II	21,803	500	2019
Sundaram Corporate Bond Fund	Nifty Corporate Bond Index A-II	619	250	2004
Tata Corporate Bond Fund	CRISIL Corporate Debt A-II Index	2,676	500	2021
TRUSTMF Corporate Bond Fund	CRISIL Corporate Debt A-II Index	78	1,000	2023
Union Corporate Bond Fund	CRISIL Corporate Debt A-II Index	284	500	2018
UTI Corporate Bond Fund	Nifty Corporate Bond Index A-II	4,569	500	2018

Regular plan – Growth for every scheme. Source: fund houses’ disclosures; assets at month-end 30 Sep 2026; SIP minimums as read by Felix on 28 Oct 2026; benchmarks as each SID names them.

What changed

7 Mar 2024Anuj Tagra became a fund manager
7 Mar 2024Chandni Gupta became a fund manager
6 Oct 2023Rahul Goswami became a fund manager
28 Jul 1997Re-opened for everyday purchases
23 Jun 1997Launched
23 Jun 1997NFO closed
2 Jun 1997NFO opened

Source: fund house disclosures and SEBI.

Documents

KIM Key information memorandum: the short summary of the SID that comes with every application form.

Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund publishes the scheme’s documents on its website:

Scheme information document (SID)
Key information memorandum (KIM)
Monthly factsheet
Monthly portfolio disclosure

Read SID/KIM on AMC site

Felix links to the fund house’s own copies and never copies them.

Questions about this fund

Who manages it, and since when?

Rahul Goswami, since 6 Oct 2023 (Fund manager); Anuj Tagra, since 7 Mar 2024 (Fund manager); Chandni Gupta, since 7 Mar 2024 (Fund manager). Source: Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund’s disclosures.

What is the minimum SIP?

₹500 a month, as of 28 Oct 2026, from the fund house’s documents.

What is its benchmark?

Nifty Corporate Bond Index A-II, as the SID names it. Felix shows the benchmark by name only.

When was it launched, and what was it called before?

It was launched on 23 Jun 1997.

How do I invest in it?

Read the SID and KIM on Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund’s website first. A mutual fund distributor can place your application in this scheme’s Regular plan. Investments made through a mutual fund distributor are in the Regular plan, which includes distributor commission.

What does “Regular plan – Growth” mean?

The Regular plan is the one bought through a distributor; its expenses include the distributor’s commission. In the Growth option, gains stay in the NAV and nothing is paid out.

Where are its documents?

On Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund’s website: the scheme information document (SID), the key information memorandum (KIM) and the monthly factsheet.

Mutual Fund investments are subject to market risks, read all scheme related documents carefully.

Data on this page

Block	Source	For
Assets	Fund houses’ disclosures, at month-end	30 Sep 2026
Minimums	Fund house documents, as read by Felix	28 Oct 2026
Riskometer	Fund houses’ disclosures, as read by Felix	28 Oct 2026
Asset allocation	The SID, from fund house disclosures	28 Oct 2026
Fund managers	Fund house disclosures	28 Oct 2026

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Read SID/KIM on AMC site

The SID and KIM are the final reference for every fact on this page.

Find a mutual fund distributor

Investments made through a mutual fund distributor are in the Regular plan, which includes distributor commission