Kotak Bond Short Term Fund - Growth

Short Duration

Moderate

NAV (as on 02 Apr 2026)

₹ 53.74

Investment Returns (CAGR)

1 yr.
6.66%

3 yr.
7.57%

5 yr.
6.22%

Since Inception.
18.33%

Fund Overview

Fund Size (Rs.)
1815553 Cr

Exit Load
Nil

Scheme Type
6

ISIN
INF174K01ES7

Expense Ratio
1.12%

Minimum SIP (Rs.)
-

Launch Date
02 May 2002

Fund House
Kotak Mahindra Asset Management Company Limited

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Monthly SIP

Lump Sum

Monthly investment

₹10000

Time period

3yr

Expected Annual Return

10%

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You are eligible for

₹

50,000

Minimum portfolio value: ₹50,000

Interest Rate: 10% *

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₹

416

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4395

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You may borrow up to 50% of the value of your equity mutual fund schemes in your portfolio. The value of your mutual fund scheme is derived by multiplying the number of units by the scheme's NAV. The total value of all equity mutual fund schemes will be used to calculate your portfolio value.

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About Kotak Bond Short Term Fund - Growth

The investment objective of the Scheme is to provide reasonable returns and reasonably high levels of liquidity by investing in debt instruments such as bonds, debentures and Government securities; and money market instruments such as treasury bills, commercial papers, certificates of deposit, including repos in permitted securities of different maturities, so as to spread the risk across different kinds of issuers in the debt markets.