EXPLAINED: Nippon india small cap fund - The Real Truth

Sixteen equity mutual funds delivered over 20% XIRR on SIP investments over the last seven years, with smallcap funds dominating the list. Quant Small Cap Fund topped the list with a 26.93% XIRR.

A 37-year-old investor with an annual income of Rs 14 lakh aims to achieve a Rs 10 crore corpus. He currently invests Rs 50,000 monthly through mutual fund SIPs and plans a 10% annual increase. The investor's portfolio comprises several funds, but adjustments are recommended to optimize asset allocation. Financial…

Small cap mutual funds delivered an average return of 21.89% over the past three months, sparking debate on whether investors should continue SIPs, invest afresh or rebalance portfolios. Experts advise sticking to long-term asset allocation, preferring staggered investments through SIPs or STPs, while cautioning that elevated valuations warrant selective exposure.

Smallcap funds have emerged as the best-performing equity mutual fund category over the last three months, delivering an average return of 16.94%, according to ETMutualFunds. The rally follows an earlier correction and has been supported by improving earnings, strong liquidity, and renewed investor interest. However, the sharp gains have also…

Nippon India Small Cap Fund has topped all equity funds over a decade, delivering a 20.94% CAGR. Despite recent underperformance, its long-term stock-picking prowess and diversification have driven superior risk-adjusted returns. Experts advise caution on lump-sum investments due to elevated valuations, favoring SIPs for long-term wealth compounding.

Small cap mutual funds saw a negative return in 2025 but attracted significant inflows in March 2026. While valuations are high, experts suggest staggered investments for long-term wealth. These funds invest in very small companies, offering high return potential but also high risk and volatility.

A 30-year-old investor aiming for Rs 7 crore in 15 years faces a shortfall despite a Rs 10,000 monthly SIP with a 27% annual step-up. Expert Vishal Dhawan suggests consolidating mid-cap and small-cap funds to reduce overlap, retaining Parag Parikh Flexi Cap Fund as core. Increasing contributions is key to…