Axis Mutual Fund Eliminates Exit Load on Key Schemes and Shortens Midcap Fund Holding Period
Axis Mutual Fund removes exit load on largecap, flexicap and 1 more scheme; cuts holding period for midcap fund
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Axis Mutual Fund has removed exit loads for its largecap, flexicap, and large & midcap funds, effective June 15. Additionally, the holding period for the midcap fund has been reduced to three months, benefiting new investors in these schemes.
- 01The exit load for Axis Large Cap Fund and Axis Large and Midcap Fund is now nil for all investments made after June 15.
- 02Previously, these funds had an exit load structure that charged 1% for 90% of investments if redeemed within 12 months.
- 03The Axis Flexicap Fund also has a revised exit load of nil, eliminating previous charges for early withdrawals.
- 04The holding period for the Axis Midcap Fund is now three months, down from the previous term.
- 05These changes apply to all new investments, including SIPs and switches, made after the effective date.
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Effective June 15, Axis Mutual Fund has implemented significant changes to its fund structures by removing the exit load on its largecap, flexicap, and large & midcap funds. This decision allows investors to redeem their investments without incurring charges, enhancing liquidity for new investors. Previously, the Axis Large Cap Fund and Axis Large and Midcap Fund had an exit load of 1% for 90% of investments if redeemed within 12 months. Similarly, the Axis Flexicap Fund's exit load structure has been revised to nil, streamlining the withdrawal process. Additionally, the holding period for the Axis Midcap Fund has been shortened to three months from its previous term, allowing for quicker access to funds. The changes are applicable to all prospective investments, including Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) and switches, made after the effective date. These adjustments aim to attract more investors by providing greater flexibility and reducing the costs associated with early withdrawals.
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The removal of exit loads and reduction of the holding period will provide investors with enhanced liquidity and flexibility in managing their investments.
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