Mutual Funds Performance Report- Long Term Floating Rate Funds - Institutional Plans

Long Term Floating Rate Funds - Institutional Plans

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Returns as on 3-11-2008

Floating Rate Fund (Growth Option)

9 Mths

1 Year

2 Year

3 Year

ABN AMRO Floating Rate Fund - Instt

8.16

7.66

7.12

6.58

DSP Merrill Lynch Floating Rate Fund -Instt

6.82

5.55

6.06

N.A

HSBC Floating Rate Fund - LTP-Instt

9.07

9.33

7.89

7.11

ICICI Prudential  Long Term FRF - Plan B

7.96

8.33

7.64

6.96

Sundaram Floating Rate Fund - LTP -Instt

7.47

7.32

15.72

11.96

Templeton Floating Rate Income Fund -LTP -Instt

8.31

8.85

7.96

N.A

Average / No of Funds

7.97

7.84

8.73

N.A

Maximum

9.07

9.33

15.72

11.96

Minimum

6.82

5.55

6.06

6.58

Median

8.06

7.99

7.76

N.A

 

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