Jio BlackRock Asset Management launches large cap NFO using Systematic Active Equities to beat BSE 100 Index TRI, open March 24 to April 7 for long term investors.
By Anshul
Jio BlackRock Asset Management has launched the new fund offer (NFO) of its large-cap equity scheme, aimed at long-term investors seeking exposure to established companies.
The open-ended scheme will predominantly invest in large-cap stocks and is positioned as a core portfolio allocation. It will focus on companies with relatively stable business models, governance standards, and the ability to navigate market cycles.
The fund will follow a systematic, benchmark-aware investment approach, drawing from a universe of the top 250 companies by market capitalisation. It aims to outperform the BSE 100 Index TRI through active stock selection while maintaining diversification and risk management.
The strategy is based on Systematic Active Equities, which combines data-driven models, analytics, and human oversight. The approach incorporates multiple data sources, including market signals and alternative datasets, to inform portfolio construction.
The NFO will open on March 24 and close on April 7.
Post the offer period, the scheme will function as an open-ended fund with subscriptions and redemptions available at prevailing net asset value (NAV).
The launch comes as mutual fund participation in India continues to expand, with growing demand for diversified equity products aligned to long-term financial goals. Large-cap funds typically form the base of equity portfolios, offering relatively lower volatility compared to mid- and small-cap segments, though returns may vary with market conditions.
Jio Financial Services Limited and BlackRock are joint venture partners in the asset management business.
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