Small Cap, Multi Cap, Flexi Cap - three mutual fund categories that feel like completely different rishta profiles. One hustles, one balances, one adapts. But knowing how they differ helps investors understand how each category aligns with different risk-return characteristics.

Just like an arranged-marriage shortlist, selecting a category depends on your comfort, expectations, and long-term approach, not on guarantees.

In this episode of Moneywise, we break down what Small Cap, Flexi Cap, and Multi Cap mutual funds are in a clear and relatable way, ideal for beginners or anyone trying to understand how these categories function within equity investing.

Here’s what you’ll learn:

🚀 Small Cap Mutual Funds: Typically higher-volatility categories that invest in smaller companies. They require patience and a longer investment horizon.

🎯 Multi Cap Funds: A fixed mix of large, mid, and small caps as per SEBI’s allocation framework. What this structure means for investors.

🔄 Flexi Cap Funds: No fixed allocation rules. How fund managers can adjust exposure across market caps based on their assessment of conditions.

We also simplify:
•⁠ ⁠How each category works
•⁠ ⁠Why their behaviour differs
•⁠ ⁠How investors generally evaluate them based on risk level and investment horizon

No jargon, no predictions; just a clear guide to help you understand these categories before you decide which one aligns with your comfort and goals.