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DEBT•CORPORATE BOND FUND

HSBC Corporate Bond Fund

3 Year return

7.78%
80.1959
1D Returns
+1.79%
Launched on (0 years)

Investment Details

N/A
Minimum SIP Amount
SIP not allowed
N/A
Minimum one time investment
Lumpsum not allowed
Fund has no lock-in period

Calculate Returns

Based on past performance of this fund

₹
Your Investment₹3,600
Gain
12.97%₹467
Total Value ₹4,067

Risk Involved

scale
Your principal will be at
Very High Risk

Scheme Information

Asset Under Management
₹6,261.72 Cr.
Expense Ratio
N/A
Exit Load
No exit load

Ratings

ARQ Rating

Ratings by other agencies

Value Research
0
Crisil
0
Morning Star
0

Peer Comparison

Comparison with other similar funds

Funds3 Y ReturnsARQ Rating
Nippon India Corporate Bond Fund8.1502%
5
Axis Corporate Bond Fund8.2047%
4.5
ICICI Prudential Corporate Bond Fund8.058%
5

About HSBC Corporate Bond Fund Direct Growth

The HSBC Corporate Bond Fund Direct Growth is a mutual fund offered by HSBC Mutual Fund. This specific fund falls within the category of corporate bond funds. The HSBC Corporate Bond Fund Direct Growth is an open-ended fund. Being open-ended, you have the flexibility to buy and sell units of the fund on any business day. The fund's expense ratio is lower than the category average. This means that the fund charges lower fees, which can help improve your returns.

Investment Objectives of the Scheme

The primary objective of the HSBC Corporate Bond Fund Direct Growth is to generate income and capital appreciation by investing primarily in a diversified portfolio of corporate debt securities. The fund aims to benefit from the interest income and potential price appreciation of these bonds.

Key Features of The Fund

5-year return
6.0431%
Expense Ratio
undefined%
Fund Manager
N/A
Fund Size
₹6261.72 Cr.
Risk Profile
Moderate

Is This Scheme Right for Me?

This fund could be suitable for investors who are seeking a steady stream of income from fixed-income investments. It might appeal to individuals who are looking for an alternative to traditional fixed deposits or bonds, with the potential to earn higher yields through corporate debt securities. Investors who have a moderate risk tolerance and are looking for relatively stable returns from debt investments might find this fund interesting. Before making any investment decision, review the fund's documents, align the investment with your financial goals and risk tolerance, and possibly consult a financial advisor.

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FAQs

NAV, or Net Asset Value, is the price of a single unit of a mutual fund. It is calculated by dividing the current value of holdings held by the mutual fund scheme at the end of the day by the total number of units issued. The NAV changes every day. The NAV of HSBC Corporate Bond Fund on December 17, 2025, is ₹80.1959
Short for Asset Under Management, AUM means the total assets held by a mutual fund scheme. The AUM of the fund changes every day based on the fluctuation in the price of the underlying assets. Fund houses don't update AUM on a daily basis. They only update it at the end of the month and release it within a few days of the following month. The AUM of HSBC Corporate Bond Fund, is ₹6261.72 crore.
The expense ratio is the annual charges you pay to the mutual fund house for managing your investments. It is a percentage of Assets Under Management. It is deducted from the fund's returns. The expense ratio of HSBC Corporate Bond Fund is undefined%
The HSBC Corporate Bond Fund was launched on January 01, 2013. The fund has delivered a CAGR of undefined since inception.
A Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) in mutual funds allows you to invest small amounts periodically instead of a one-time investment. The frequency of investment can be monthly, quarterly, half-yearly or annually, as per your convenience. The minimum SIP for HSBC Corporate Bond Fund is ₹undefined.
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₹4,067 in 3Y at 7.7848% returns
SIP Date1st of every month

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