A large cap invests in the stocks of well-established companies of the equity market. According to SEBI definition, the large-cap companies are listed from 1st to 100th according to the market capitalisation. They are strong, trustworthy, and reputable companies with a significant corpus to manage. Most of the financial advisers and experts suggest investors invest in large-cap funds for a long-term horizon to maintain a stable portfolio even during the market volatility. They are an ideal choice of investors with moderate risk-appetite and long-term capital appreciation goals. Here are top 5 schemes with least risk to invest in 2019. SBI Bluechip Fund SBI Bluechip Fund was launched on 14th Feb 2006. Since inception, it has produced 10.58% annualised returns (as on 3rd Jan 2019). Currently, this scheme has 88.80% assets in large-cap, 10.27% in mid-cap, and only 0.93% in small-cap companies. It has an AUM of Rs 20,287 crore and it is one of the best schemes to …

The market was badly hit by the storm of volatility in 2018. Several top performing mutual funds fell straight on the ground and among them one such fund was UTI Midcap Fund. If you have invested your money in this scheme then you must be knowing that the fund is in the red zone from the last one year. The previous year returns of the fund was -11.70%. Investors are really confused whether they should hold their units or sell them. This article is drafted in order to clear the air for the investors. It highlights the important points about the midcap fund of UTI and some suggestions for the current investors. UTI Midcap Fund: Fund Details These were some of the basic details about the UTI Midcap Fund. Now, let us have an overview of the current portfolio which portrays that the scheme has enough potential to recover faster in the future. Portfolio Analysis: The fund manager, Mr. Lalit Gopalan Nambiar invests in a combination of growth and value stocks of …