Annual Mutual Fund Performance Report - Floating Rate Fund Long Term

Annual Mutual Fund Performance Report 2nd March 2008 – Investorline

Yearly Performance (on the basis of Investment Strategy) of Mutual Funds (As on 21st Feb 2008).

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Floating Rate Fund Long Term

Funds

Fund Size (Rs Cr)  Jan  08

1 Year

Since Inception CAGR

Floating Rate Fund Long Term

 

 

 

ABN AMRO Floating Rate Fund - Regular

38.19

7.22

5.91

Birla Floating Rate Fund - Long Term

110.35

8.78

6.21

DSP Merrill Lynch Floating Rate Fund

146.04

5.19

5.40

HDFC Floating Rate Income Fund - LTP

106.33

8.19

5.75

HSBC Floating Rate Fund - Long Term Plan

99.22

9.09

6.77

ICICI Prudential Long Term FRF - Plan A

41.45

7.91

6.28

Kotak Floater - Long Term

79.68

9.21

6.88

SBI Magnum Income Fund - FRF - LTP

9.23

7.47

5.91

Sundaram Floating Rate Fund - LTP

4.58

7.24

6.08

Tata Floating Rate Fund - Long Term

3.23

4.99

4.48

Templeton Floating Rate Income Fund -LTP

2614.58

8.37

6.31

Avg

 

7.61

6.00


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