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Fund Metrics

What Is NAV?

NAV is the per-unit value of a mutual fund scheme after accounting for its assets and liabilities.

What is NAV?

Net Asset Value is the value per mutual fund unit. It is calculated from scheme assets minus liabilities, divided by outstanding units.

How should NAV be interpreted?

A higher NAV does not make one fund better. Returns, risk, category, costs and portfolio quality provide useful comparison context.

What are the limitations?

NAV is a valuation point, not a fund rating or forecast. Check its as-of date before using it.

FAQ

Does a low NAV mean a fund is cheap?

No. NAV alone does not indicate valuation attractiveness or future return potential.

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