HSBC Large & Mid Cap Fund
HSBC Mutual FundAMFI 146772NAV ₹33.35 as of 11 Aug '26
When the market went nowhere, this fund still earned +11.9% a year — +12.3% ahead of its category.
What counts as a rising, flat or falling market?
Every month of the last 10 years is labelled from the NIFTY 500's month-end close, before any fund is looked at. Falling means the index sat 8% or more below its own running peak. Rising means it was above its 10-month average and within 5% of that peak. Flat is everything in between.
Return a yearis what this fund's own NAV did over just those months, compounded — not averaged. vs similar funds is the same figure for the median fund in its SEBI category over the very same months, so both sides face the identical market.
The falling spells measured here: Sep '18 (-12%), Jan '19 (-10%), Jul '19 (-9%), Mar '20 (-32%), Feb '23 (-9%), Jan '25 (-18%).
Which state a month was in is only knowable afterwards, so this describes what already happened and does not forecast what comes next.
Fund facts
- Category
- Large & Mid Cap
- Fund size
- ₹4,958 Cr
- Expense ratio
- 1.44% (Direct)
- Riskometer
- Very High
What the fund aims to do
To seek long term capital growth through investments in both large cap and mid cap stocks. However, there is no assurance that the investment objective of the Scheme will be achieved.
Analysis of public AMFI data for research. Market states are labelled mechanically from NIFTY 500 month-end closes and are only knowable in hindsight. Past behaviour is not a forecast. We are not a registered investment adviser and nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell.