IDBI Gilt Fund NFO opens on 5th
December 2012 and closes on 17th December 2012.
IDBI GILT FUND
(An open-ended dedicated Gilt Scheme)
NFO open from 5th December 2012 – 17th December
2012
Scheme reopens for ongoing sales/redemption from 24th
December 2012
Approved investment for Exempt Provident Funds/Superannuation
Funds/Gratuity Funds
Investment
objective – The investment
objective of the scheme would be to provide regular income along with
opportunities for capital appreciation through investments in a diversified
basket of central government dated securities, state government securities and
treasury bills.
Asset allocation pattern
Instrument
|
Indicative Allocation
|
Risk Profile
|
|
Minimum
|
Maximum
|
||
Government of India dated Securities/ State
Government dated Securities/ Government of India Treasury Bills/ Cash
Management Bills of Government of India
|
65%
|
100%
|
Sovereign / Low
|
CBLO and repo/reverse repo in Central Government
or a State Government securities
|
0%
|
35%
|
Low
|
The asset
allocation pattern does not have any duration constraints. The asset allocation
pattern can, depending on Fund Manager’s outlook on interest rate environment,
be dynamically managed to swing between a short duration product and a
medium/long duration product, the objective at all times to minimize interest
rate risk on the portfolio.
Benchmark - CRISIL
Gilt Index
Fixed
Tenor Trigger (FTT) Plan will
be available with the following tenors - 3 years, 5 years, 7 years & 10
years. FTT Plan will not offer separate NAV.
FTT Plan facilitates automatic redemption at NAV on completion of
pre-specified tenor, unless the investor opts for a rollover. Under this plan,
rollover facility will be provided to Unitholders of the Scheme. Investors
shall be intimated at least 7 business days before completion of investment
tenure to facilitate rollover (if any).
Exit load – 0.50% for exit
within 30 days from the date of allotment (NFO and ongoing basis)
Dividend option – Quarterly and Annual frequency. Growth Option also
available
Minimum investment – Rs. 5000
Dividend Distribution Tax –
Same as debt funds – 12.5% for Individual investors; 30% for Institutional
investors. Surcharge and cess as applicable
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