NFO Alert: DSP Mutual Fund Launches DSP Fixed Maturity Plan Series 280-90 D

DSP Mutual Fund will launch DSP FMP Series 280-90 D, a 90-day fixed maturity scheme, on November 13, 2026. The NFO will close on November 17, 2026. The scheme belongs to the Debt: Fixed Maturity category and will be offered as a closed-ended fund. 

The scheme's objective is to generate income through investments in debt and money market securities. The fund will invest in instruments with maturity dates falling on or before the scheme's maturity date. Its tenure is fixed at 90 days. 

Investment Details and Benchmark 

The minimum investment for the scheme is ₹5,000. DSP FMP Series 280-90 D will be available under the Growth plan and has a Moderate risk classification. 

The NIFTY Liquid Index B-I is the benchmark for the scheme. The fund's investments will be restricted to debt and money market securities that meet its stated maturity requirements. 

NFO Dates and Other Details 

The subscription period for DSP FMP Series 280-90 D runs from November 13 to November 17, 2026. The scheme has a minimum investment requirement of ₹5,000 and offers only the Growth plan, as per the available New Fund Offer (NFO) details. 

It is classified as a closed-ended debt fund, with the NIFTY Liquid Index B-I serving as its benchmark. Its riskometer carries a Moderate classification. 

Fund Management 

Karan Mundhra, Kunal Khudania and Shalini Vasanta will manage the scheme. The three fund managers will oversee the investments made during the fund's 90-day tenure. 

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Conclusion 

DSP FMP Series 280-90 D will have a 90-day investment period. The NFO opens on November 13 and closes on November 17, 2026, with a minimum subscription amount of ₹5,000. 

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