The scheme targets investors with a two-year horizon. It allocates up to 65% of its portfolio to the Tata Corporate Bond Fund and at least 35% to the Tata Arbitrage Fund.
“In an environment where debt yields are attractive but equity markets remain volatile, a hybrid approach like this can potentially offer better post-tax returns than traditional debt instruments,” said Sailesh Jain, Fund Manager at Tata Asset Management.
The arbitrage component, through a fully hedged equity portfolio, is designed to generate short-term returns, while the corporate bond allocation targets consistent accrual through selective duration management.
Recent performance
The Tata Corporate Bond Fund – Regular Plan delivered an annualized return of 8.43% over the past year, outperforming the Crisil Corporate Bond A-II Index (7.97%).
Meanwhile, the Tata Arbitrage Fund – Direct Plan ranks among the top three arbitrage funds for both 1-year and 5-year SIP returns, according to Value Research.
The minimum investment in the new FoF is Rs 5,000, with equity taxation benefits applying after a two-year holding period. An exit load of 0.25% applies for redemptions within 30 days.
(Edited by : Sriram Iyer)
First Published: May 5, 2025 1:38 PM IST