As investors, almost all of us have predominantly invested in Fixed Income assets for generations. Fixed Income instruments have given a relatively stable return with low volatility and have been instrumental in asset allocation with capital protection in mind. Fixed Income instruments have given the stability in the investor's portfolio and acted as a hedge against sharp movements in other asset classes.
At the junction that we stand today, Fixed Income Funds are attractively poised with historically high interest rates and slowing growth. All the indicators are for a lower interest rate regime. This bodes well for holding longer tenure bonds which will react positively in case of interest rates being lower.
Presenting Axis Income Fund
Axis Income Fund is another way to Relax.
In Axis Income Fund, Risk Management is an integral part of the investment process. We manage interest rates, not credit.
*Note: The limits/targets mentioned above do not form part of the regulatory/internal limits applicable to the scheme. The given targets are set for the scheme with a view to mitigate some of the major risks associated with it. These may change from time to time without any intimation to the investot, depending on the market conditions and the view of the fund manager.
But what is the difference between Axis Income Fund vis a vis Axis Dynamic Bond Fund or Axis Constant Maturity 10 Year Fund?
Key Features of Axis Income Fund
Thanks,
Gaurav Agarwal
Head Dealer
DENIP Consultants Pvt Ltd
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