PGIM India Multi Asset Allocation Fund
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- NAV as on 02 Jun 2026
- ₹10.41000.48%
- Benchmark
- 60% of Nifty 500 TRI+ 20% of Crisil Short Term Bond Index + 10% of Domestic prices of Gold + 10% of Domestic prices of Silver
- Risk
- Very High
- AUM as on 30 Apr 2026
- ₹266.49 Cr
- Date of Inception
- 28 Nov 2025
- Expense Ratio (02 Jun 2026)
- 0.62%
- Ideal Holding Period
- 3 Years+
For Exits beyond 90 days from date of allotment of units : NIL
Portfolio Holdings as on 31 May 2026
Asset Allocation
- Unhedged Equity - 46.60%
- Hedged Equity - 20.73%
- MUTUAL FUND - 20.53%
- Debt - 10.31%
- Cash and Cash Equivalents - 1.83%
Top holdings
- HDFC BANK LTD4.23 %
- KOTAK MAHINDRA BANK LTD3.12 %
- TITAN COMPANY LTD - INR13.04 %
- LARSEN & TOUBRO LTD2.56 %
- HINDUSTAN UNILEVER LTD2.31 %
Top Sectors
- Financial Services19.76 %
- Healthcare6.71 %
- Fast Moving Consumer Goods5.74 %
- Automobile and Auto Components5.43 %
- Consumer Durables4.38 %
- Portfolio Turnover
- 0.07%
Performance
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About PGIM India Multi Asset Allocation Fund
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Multi Asset Allocation Fund?
A multi asset allocation fund invests across multiple asset classes such as equity, debt, and Gold ETFs, Silver ETFs, REITs, with the aim of balancing risk and returns through diversification.
How does a Multi Asset Allocation Fund reduce investment risk?
By spreading investments across different asset classes that react differently to market conditions, the fund aims to reduce overall portfolio volatility during market ups and downs.
Who should consider investing in a Multi Asset Allocation Fund?
This fund is suitable for investors looking for moderate risk, long-term wealth creation, and exposure to multiple asset classes without managing them individually.
What is the ideal investment horizon for a Multi Asset Allocation Fund?
A minimum investment horizon of 3–5 years is recommended to allow the fund’s asset allocation strategy to play out across market cycles.
How is a Multi Asset Allocation Fund different from a Balanced Advantage Fund?
While Balanced Advantage Funds dynamically shift mainly between equity and debt, i.e., they mainly invest in two asset classes. On the other hand, Multi Asset Allocation Funds invest in three or more asset classes, offering broader diversification.
Are Multi Asset Allocation Funds suitable for first-time mutual fund investors?
Yes, they can be a good option for first-time investors who want diversified exposure with relatively moderate to high risk compared to pure equity funds.
How are returns from Multi Asset Allocation Funds taxed?
Taxation depends on the fund’s equity exposure. If equity allocation is 65% or more, it is taxed like an equity fund; otherwise, it follows debt fund taxation rules as per prevailing tax laws.
Does a Multi Asset Allocation Fund actively change asset allocation?
Yes, fund managers may rebalance allocations based on market conditions, valuations, and macroeconomic factors to optimise returns.
Can I invest in a Multi Asset Allocation Fund through SIP?
Yes, investors can invest via SIP (Systematic Investment Plan), making it easier to invest regularly and benefit from rupee cost averaging.
How does a Multi Asset Allocation Fund perform during market volatility?
During volatile markets, exposure to debt, derivatives and gold may help cushion downside risk, making these funds relatively less volatile than pure equity funds.
Fund Documents
Riskometer
- Capital appreciation over a long period of time
- Investments in a diversified portfolio of equity & equity related instruments, Debt & Money Market Instruments, and Gold ETFs & Silver ETFs.
- Degree of risk - VERY HIGH
- *Investors should consult their financial advisers if in doubt about whether the product is suitable for them.


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AMFI Tier - 1 Benchmark - 60% of Nifty 500 TRI+ 20% of Crisil Short Term Bond Index + 10% of Domestic prices of Gold + 10% of Domestic prices of Silver
AMFI Tier - 1 Benchmark - 60% of Nifty 500 TRI+ 20% of Crisil Short Term Bond Index + 10% of Domestic prices of Gold + 10% of Domestic prices of Silver