Annual Mutual Fund Performance Report - Debt Funds - Long Term Plan

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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Debt Funds - Long Term Plan

Funds

Fund Size (Rs Cr)  Jan  08

1 Year

 Since Inception CAGR

Debt Funds - Long Term Plan

 

 

 

Birla Bond Index Fund

0.36

6.22

4.31

Birla Income Plus Plan B

896.81

15.85

11.25

Birla Sun Life Income Fund

194.96

15.62

10.44

BOB Income Fund

0.45

4.72

4.77

Canara Robeco Income

1.10

6.54

6.47

DBS Chola Triple Ace - Regular

7.74

2.01

8.35

DSP Merrill Lynch Bond Fund

38.09

6.46

9.41

DWS Premier Bond Fund - Regular Plan

35.20

6.25

5.51

Escorts Income Plan

4.46

8.59

9.67

Grindlays SSI Fund - Investment Plan

59.79

10.92

8.49

HDFC High Interest Fund

35.35

9.20

9.32

HDFC Income Fund

271.81

10.51

8.30

HSBC Income Fund - Investment Plan

31.84

10.00

5.99

ICICI Prudential  Income Plan

579.49

11.93

9.47

ING Vysya Income Fund

14.04

10.92

8.21

JM Income Fund

23.60

6.66

9.29

Kotak Bond Deposit

111.48

9.73

8.92

Kotak Bond Regular

111.48

11.57

9.79

LICMF Bond Fund

67.84

8.12

8.96

Principal Income Fund

487.55

9.77

9.29

Reliance Income Fund

124.68

11.87

9.86

Sahara Income Fund

114.57

8.47

5.96

SBI Magnum Income Fund

63.77

6.85

8.37

Sundaram Bond Saver

58.20

7.95

9.13

Sundaram Income Plus

4.46

7.07

5.76

Tata Income Fund

34.79

9.14

9.47

Tata Income Plus Fund - Option A

2.29

4.94

5.49

Templeton India IBA - Plan A

147.53

10.20

9.95

Templeton India Income Fund

396.73

12.58

10.14

UTI Bond Fund

305.57

9.27

9.16

Avg

 

9.00

8.32

CRISIL Fund~dX

 

8.25

9.48

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