Kotak Corporate Bond Fund

Income-oriented debt or money-market exposure

The investment objective of the scheme is to generate income by investing in debt /and money market securities across the yield curve and predominantly in AA+ and above rated corporate securities. The scheme would also seek to maintain reasonable liquidity within the fund. There is no assurance or guarantee that the investment objective of the scheme will be achieved.

How the money may be invested

(A)Corporate Debt securities (only in AA+ and above rated corporate bonds) - 80% to 100% - Low to Medium (B)Debt & money market instruments & other instruments including government securities and below AA+ rated corporate securities - 0% to 20% - Low Units issued by REITs & InvITs - 0% to 10% The scheme shall ensure that for asset allocation limits as provided in above table, the base shall be considered as net assets excluding the extent of minimum stipulated eligible assets i.e. higher of 10% of net assets or LR-CRaR as prescribed at Annexure 1 of AMFI Best Practices Guidelines Circular No.93 / 2021-22 dated July 24, 2021.

SEBI category

Corporate Bond Fund

Fund type

An open ended debt scheme predominantly investing in AA+ and above rated corporate bonds. A relatively high interest rate risk and moderate credit risk.

Primary benchmark

Nifty Corporate Bond Index A-II

Secondary benchmark

-

Use the latest monthly portfolio

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Manager and scheme tenure

Fund manager(s)

FM 1 Mr. Deepak Agrawal, FM2 Mr. Manu Sharma

Manager tenure on this scheme

Since FM1 01/02/2015 FM 2 01-Nov-2022

Role / co-management

FM 1 Primary, FM 2 Primary

The tenure above is experience managing this scheme, not the manager's total career experience. For education, qualifications and prior roles, open the latest official AMC factsheet or manager profile below.

Latest NAV records

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What you pay and how money moves

Stated expense ratio

Regular 0.69%, Direct 0.36%

Exit load

Nil

Minimum application

Rs. 100/- · multiples of Any amount thereafter Rs. 100

SIP frequency

SIP - Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly, Half – Yearly and Annually SWP - Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly, Half – Yearly and Annually STP - Daily, Weekly, Monthly & Quarterly

Minimum SIP amount

SIP - Rs. 100/- and any amount thereafter,SWP - Rs. 1000 STP - Rs. 1000

Minimum instalments

SIP - N.A. SWP - 6 installments STP - 6 installments

How a mutual-fund investment is paid

1. Complete KYCIdentity, PAN, bank and contact verification are required.
2. Choose route and optionUnderstand direct vs regular and growth vs IDCW before selecting.
3. Choose SIP or lump sumSIP uses an automated mandate; lump sum is a one-time payment.
4. Receive units at applicable NAVCut-off time, cleared funds and scheme rules determine the applicable NAV.
5. Review, do not chaseTrack goal fit, risk, manager/mandate changes, costs and portfolio — not daily noise.

Download and verify at source

The packaged Scheme Summary PDF is the official AMFI file, unchanged. Live AMC links are included for time-sensitive factsheets, top holdings and portfolios.

Source verification date: 06 September 2026. If a live document differs from this page, rely on the newer official document.