Kotak Flexi Debt Fund: Inactive Scheme Details & Past Holdings
By Business Desk
Explore details of the inactive Kotak Flexi Debt Fund Plan A Direct-IDCW Weekly, launched Jan 1, 2013. Understand its past holdings and investment strategy.
The Kotak Flexi Debt Fund Plan A Direct-IDCW Weekly is no longer active and does not accept new investments. This mutual fund scheme, now closed, focused on debt and money market securities to generate investor returns.
Kotak Mahindra Mutual Fund launched this scheme on January 1, 2013. Its primary objective was to maximize returns through the active management of its portfolio. The fund invested specifically in debt and money market instruments.
Fund Details at a Glance
- Net Asset Value (NAV): 12.87 (as of September 15, 2017) (NAV: fund’s per-unit price)
- Minimum Investment: Rs. 5,000
- Minimum Additional Investment: Rs. 1,000
- Minimum SIP Investment: Rs. 1,000 (SIP: regular investment payments)
- Exit Load: 0% (Exit load: fee for leaving fund)
Past Portfolio Holdings
Data for many sections, such as key highlights, trailing returns, and risk ratios, were not available for this specific fund. However, the article did list some of its past debt holdings in the portfolio. This gives insight into the types of securities the fund once held.
- Power Finance Corporation Ltd
- Bajaj Finance Ltd
- Reliance Jio Infocomm Ltd
- State Bank of India
Even though the Kotak Flexi Debt Fund is no longer open for fresh investments, its operational history offers a glimpse into past debt fund strategies. Understanding inactive funds helps investors see how mutual fund offerings evolve. This fund’s status highlights the dynamic nature of financial products available in India’s market.