Arbitrage Funds

Hybrid

AVERAGE RETURN

NA

nO. OF FUNDS

35

WHAT ARE Arbitrage Funds?

Arbitrage Funds aim to generate low-risk returns by exploiting price differences between cash and derivatives markets. While classified as equity funds for taxation, their risk-return profile is closer to that of liquid or ultra-short debt funds. These are suitable for conservative investors looking for short-term parking with minimal risk and better tax efficiency.

Top Arbitrage Funds

Here are some of the leading Arbitrage based on performance and AUM

HybridArbitrage Fund
Fund Size (In Cr.)
72,274
3Y Return
7.20%
HybridArbitrage Fund
Fund Size (In Cr.)
41,714
3Y Return
7.14%
HybridArbitrage Fund
Fund Size (In Cr.)
9,149
3Y Return
7.12%
HybridArbitrage Fund
Fund Size (In Cr.)
27,400
3Y Return
7.11%
HybridArbitrage Fund
Fund Size (In Cr.)
21,771
3Y Return
7.05%
Fund Size (In Cr.)
32,297
3Y Return
7.05%
HybridArbitrage Fund
Fund Size (In Cr.)
16,270
3Y Return
7.03%
Fund Size (In Cr.)
23,581
3Y Return
7.00%
HybridArbitrage Fund
Fund Size (In Cr.)
18,596
3Y Return
6.97%
HybridArbitrage Fund
Fund Size (In Cr.)
8,748
3Y Return
6.93%

FAQs

What are Arbitrage Funds?

Arbitrage Funds are a type of equity mutual fund that primarily invest in [core focus — e.g., large, mid, small, or mixed market capitalization companies, or a specific investment strategy]. These funds aim to generate long-term capital appreciation by investing in businesses with strong growth potential. They are ideal for investors looking for wealth creation through equity exposure.

These funds are suitable for investors who want to participate in the stock market and can stay invested for the long term, ideally 5 years or more. Arbitrage Funds are best for those with a [risk level — e.g., moderate, high, or aggressive] risk appetite, seeking long-term returns that can outperform inflation and traditional saving options.

Like all equity investments, Arbitrage Funds are subject to market fluctuations. The level of risk depends on the type of fund — for example, Large Cap Funds carry relatively lower risk, while Small and Mid Cap Funds are more volatile but may offer higher returns. Understanding your risk tolerance and investment horizon is key before investing.

Investors should ideally stay invested for at least 3–5 years or longer, depending on the fund type. Longer investment horizons help ride out short-term volatility and allow the fund to benefit from compounding. Arbitrage Funds are designed to reward patience and disciplined investing.

Yes, you can start investing in Arbitrage Funds through Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) or lump sum investments on RingMoney. SIPs allow you to invest small amounts regularly, making equity investing more accessible and less risky. Lumpsum investments can be ideal for investors confident about market conditions and their risk profile.

RingMoney offers a seamless, paperless experience where you can compare, analyze, and invest in mutual funds easily. You get access to fund performance history, category insights, risk ratings, and calculators — empowering you to make informed decisions. Whether it’s Large Cap or Contra Funds, RingMoney helps you choose what fits your goals best.

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