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HSBC Income Fund - Invest - Inst Plan (G)

HSBC Income Fund - Invest - Inst Plan (G)

Summary Info
Fund Name : HSBC Mutual Fund
Scheme Name : HSBC Income Fund - Invest - Inst Plan (G)
AMC : HSBC Mutual Fund
Type : Open
Category : Income Funds
Launch Date : 14-Nov-02
Fund Manager : Sanjay Shah
Net Assets (Rs. cr) : 128.87

NAV Details

NAV Date : 10-May-13
NAV [Rs.] : 10.0
Buy/Resale Price [Rs.] : 10.00
Sell/Repurchase Price [Rs.] : 10.00
Entry Load % : NIL
Exit Load % : 0.5% for < Rs 10 lacs Regular Option, if redeemed / switched out within 6 months from date of investment. For STP/SEP - Nil

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Performance(%)

* returns above 1 yr. are annualized

No Performance

Latest Payouts

  Dividends Bonus
Ratio NA NA
Date NA NA

Investment Details

Tax Benefits : 112(1) 
Min. Investment(Rs.) : 5,000,000.00
Increm.Investment(Rs.) : 10,000.00

In & Out

In
Name of the Company No of shares
No fresh investments made in
Out
Name of the Company No of shares
No investments sold out

Fund Holdings

As on 31-May-2013

Asset TypeInstrument NameIndustryNet Assets
(%)
No of SharesMkt Value
(Cr.)
Debt Investments
Corporate Debtspower grid corporation of india**CAAA9.4909.2
Corporate Debtsstate bank of india**CAAA7.3707.1
Corporate Debtsrural electrification corporation limited**CAAA6.7656.6
Corporate Debtsindian railway finance corporation**CAAA5.3505.1
Corporate Debtsexport import bank of india**CAAA5.2505.1
Corporate Debtshousing development finance corporation limited**CAAA5.2505.1
Corporate Debtspower finance corporation limited**CAAA3.1303.1
Corporate Debtsrural electrification corporation limited**CAAA2.6252.5
Corporate Debtspower finance corporation limited**CAAA2.1202.0
Corporate Debtspower finance corporation limited**CAAA2.1202.0
Corporate Debtsbajaj finance limited**AA+2.122.0
Corporate Debtslic housing finance limited**CAAA2.1202.0
Corporate Debtsshriram transport finance company limited**CAA2.0202.0
Corporate Debtsnational bank for agriculture and rural development**CAAA1.1101.0
Corporate Debtsunion bank of india**CAAA1.0101.0
Corporate Debtsnational bank for agriculture and rural development**CAAA1.0101.0
Corporate Debtsbank of baroda**CAAA0.550.5
PTCindia mbs 2002 series i-d (lic housing finance) ptcCAAA0.350.3
Government Securities
Govt. Securities8.20% goi bonds 2025Sovereign17.51,660,00017.2
Govt. Securities8.12% goi bonds 2020Sovereign11.81,120,00011.6
Govt. Securities8.51% punjab sdl 2023Sovereign3.4330,0003.4
Govt. Securities8.30% goi bonds 2042Sovereign1.8165,0001.7
Govt. Securities8.15% goi bonds 2022Sovereign1.6155,0001.6
Govt. Securities8.25% andhra pradesh sdl 2023Sovereign1.3125,0001.3
Govt. Securities8.07% goi bonds 2017Sovereign1.2115,0001.2
Govt. Securities8.33% goi bonds 2026Sovereign1.1100,0001.0
Govt. Securities8.58% gujrat sdl 2023Sovereign0.325,0000.3
Govt. Securities5.59% goi bonds 2016Sovereign0.04000.0
Cash & Cash Equivalent
Reverse Reporeverse repos / cblosUR / N.A.6.5NA6.3
Net CA & Othersnet current assets (including cash & bank balances)-/-[5.6]NA[5.5]

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Key Information

Fund House: HSBC Mutual Fund
Incorporation Date : 12-Dec-2001
Total Assets Managed (Cr.) : 10,078.71
Trustee/s : Nasser Munjee
Chairman : Naina Lal Kidwai
CEO / MD : Puneet Chaddha
CIO : N/A
President : N/A
Director/s : Ashok Kumar Jha
Compliance Officer/s : Denny Thomas
Investor Service Officer/s : N/A
Fund Manager/s : Sanjay Shah

Other Information

Auditors :  N/A
Registered Office : 16, V N Road, Fort, ,Mumbai - 400 001. ,
Contact Nos : 044 - 66145000
Fax : 40029600
Email : hsbcmf@hsbc.co.in
Website :  www.assetmanagement.hsbc.com/in

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