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Informist, Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2026

 

--DSP Mutual Fund launches DSP multi-asset omni fund of funds

--DSP MF: New fund aims to offer multi-asset manager, sector strategy

--DSP MF Kapoor: Need trade deal details to gauge impact, benefit on sectors

--CONTEXT:DSP MF head of products Sahil Kapoor speaking at a press conference

 

MUMBAI – DSP Mutual Fund Tuesday launched the DSP Multi Asset Omni Fund of Funds. The new fund offer will open Thursday, Sahil Kapoor, head of product and market strategist, said at a press conference here Tuesday. The new fund offer will close on Feb. 19.    

 

"The DSP Multi Asset Omni Asset Fund of Funds is designed to bring structure and data-driven decision-making into asset allocation, helping investors stay invested with greater confidence through different market conditions," Anil Ghelani, head of passive investments and products at the asset management company, said.

 

The fund is powered by DSP Netra, which the mutual fund's in-house market intelligence framework. The fund will invest across equity-oriented schemes, debt-oriented schemes, and commodity-oriented schemes. At a time of heightened volatility, the fund has the ability to reduce equity exposure to as low as 25%, providing an additional layer of downside management. 

 

Coming to the fund's asset allocation, 25-75% of the fund will be invested in equities, 15-50% in debt, and 10-50% in commodity-oriented schemes such as gold and silver exchange-traded funds. The idea is to create a more resilient portfolio across economic and market cycles, officials of the asset management company said.

 

Commenting on the India-US trade deal and its impact on various sectors, Kapoor said it could only be assessed when more details become available. Late Monday, US President Donald Trump said Prime Minister Narendra Modi had agreed to replace India's Russian crude imports with oil from the US and, potentially, Venezuela. Trump also said he was cutting the reciprocal tariff imposed on Indian goods to 18 % from 25%.  End

 

Reported by J. Navya Sruthi

Edited by Rajeev Pai

 

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