Best 10 Mutual Funds - Debt

Below the Best 10 Mutual Funds across all categories with their Annual Return as on 29th Feb 2008.

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 Open Ended  - Debt: Floating Long-term -  one Year Return

 Fund

 NAV

 Returns (%)

 Kotak Floater LT

12.67

9.27

 HSBC Floating Rate LT Regular

12.41

9.06

 Birla Floating Rate LT

13.32

8.87

 Principal Floating Rate Flexible Maturity

12.61

8.75

 Tata Floater

11.9

8.69

 Templeton Floating Rate LT Retail

14.51

8.39

 HDFC Floating Rate Income LT

13.34

8.3

 ING Floating Rate

12.42

8.08

 Grindlays Floating Rate LT A

12.36

8.05

 ICICI Prudential LT Floating Rate A

12.36

7.96

 

 

 

 Open Ended  - Debt: Floating Short-term -  one Year Return

 Fund

 NAV

 Returns (%)

 Templeton Floating Rate ST Inst

11.94

8.86

 ICICI Prudential Floating Rate D

11.86

8.8

 ICICI Prudential Floating Rate C

12.65

8.64

 Tata Floating Rate ST Inst

12.61

8.56

 HSBC Floating Rate ST Inst

12.43

8.56

 ICICI Prudential Floating Rate B

13.45

8.55

 Principal Floating Rate Short Maturity Inst

12.58

8.54

 Sundaram BNP Paribas FRST Inst.

12.35

8.36

 Grindlays Floating Rate ST Plan C

10

6.26

 Grindlays Floating Rate ST Inst

12.91

6.03

 

 

 

 Open Ended  - Debt: Liquid Plus -  one Year Return

 Fund

 NAV

 Returns (%)

 DWS Money Plus

11.67

8.75

 Canara Robeco Liquid Plus Retail

13.18

8.66

 UTI Liquid Plus

2,042.76

8.64

 Birla Sun Life Liquid Plus Retail

14.95

8.54

 ABN AMRO Money Plus Reg

11.83

8.42

 HSBC Liquid Plus Regular

11.15

8.4

 Lotus India Liquid Plus Retail

10.93

8.35

 HDFC Cash Mgmt Saving Plus Retail

17.46

8.25

 DBS Chola Freedom Inc Short-term

12.76

8.03

 JM Liquid Plus Regular

12.83

7.5

 

 

 

 Open Ended  - Debt: Medium-term -  one Year Return

 Fund

 NAV

 Returns (%)

 Birla Income Plus

35.11

16

 Birla Sun Life Income

29.79

15.78

 Templeton India Income

28.79

12.3

 ICICI Prudential Income

23.99

11.95

 Reliance Income

25.85

11.83

 Grindlays Dynamic Bond

15.01

11.6

 Kotak Bond Regular

21.74

11.55

 Grindlays SSI Inv

18.62

11.24

 ING Income

20.15

11.15

 Birla Dynamic Bond Retail

12.59

10.8

 

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 Open Ended  - Debt: Short-term -  one Year Return

 Fund

 NAV

 Returns (%)

 Templeton India Short-term Income Retail

1,500.05

10.91

 HDFC HI Short-term

14.95

10.61

 Reliance Short-term

14.28

10.14

 ING Income Short-term

14.5

10.01

 Grindlays SSI Short-term

16.11

10

 JM Short-term

14.59

9.97

 Tata Short-term Bond

14.56

9.96

 Birla Sun Life Short-term

14.57

9.83

 HDFC Short-term

14.59

9.82

 Kotak Bond Short-term

14.71

9.81

 

 

 

 Open Ended  - Debt: Speciality -  one Year Return

 Fund

 NAV

 Returns (%)

 ICICI Pru Equity & Derivative Income Optimiser Inst

11.34

11.07

 ICICI Pru Equity & Derivative Income Optimiser Retail

11.31

10.88

 ICICI Prudential Blended Plan B

12.3

10.06

 Kotak Equity Arbitrage

12.15

9.77

 SBI Arbitrage Opportunities

11.35

9.59

 UTI SPREAD

11.53

9.56

 JM Arbitrage Advantage

11.52

9.49

 ICICI Prudential Blended Plan A

12.55

9.47

 Standard Chartered Arbitrage Inst.

11.21

9.19

 Standard Chartered All Seasons Bond A

12.37

8.69

 

 

 

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 Open Ended  - Debt: Ultra Short-term -  one Year Return

 Fund

 NAV

 Returns (%)

 Templeton India MMA

1

9.41

 Escorts Liquid

11.78

8.74

 ICICI Prudential Liquid Inst I

11.59

8.65

 HDFC Cash Mgmt Saving

16.79

8.24

 HDFC Liquid

15.97

8.15

 LICMF Liquid

14.61

8.12

 DWS Insta Cash Plus

13.5

8.07

 Sahara Liquid Fixed Pricing

1,439.40

8.04

 ICICI Prudential Liquid

19.68

8.01

 Tata Liquid

1,860.68

8.01



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