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UTI Low Duration Fund - Discontinued

Low DurationDebt Rank 21 of 27

NAV · Regular-Growth

+1.83+0.04%

As of · AMFI

NAV growth-4.8%
Jan ’19Jan ’20
Arthkar verdictSolid on the numbers

Returns

Mixed vs category

2 of 3 periods ahead

Consistency

Strong

positive in 11 of 12 years

Beats its Low Duration category on 1Y & 5Y but trails on 3Y.

1Y return

+6.2%

+3.9 vs cat

3Y CAGR

+7.0%

-0.2 vs cat

5Y CAGR

+7.1%

+2.5 vs cat

AUM

fund size

Expense

direct plan

Volatility 3Y

0.7%

3Y std dev

Go deeper on UTI Low Duration Fund - Discontinued

Two data-only views, computed from this fund's real NAV history — no projections.

In plain English

UTI Low Duration Fund - Discontinued is a Low Duration scheme from UTI. Long-run track record: about 7.1% CAGR over 5 years. Worst historical drawdown: -99% in Apr 2006, recovered in 13 months.

Auto-generated from holdings, returns and risk data. No paid placement, no copy-pasted boilerplate.

NAV history

Showing Regular · Growth · INF789F01331

NAV (Direct-Growth)

₹4388.0546

Last 1Y

-4.76%

Jan 19Min ₹4144.43 · Max ₹4716.07 · 242 ptsJan 20

Drawdown stories

The crashes you should know about — and how long the fund took to recover.

Apr 2006

-99.0%

Peak ₹1800.12 on 31 Mar 2006 → trough ₹18.02 on 3 Apr 2006 (0 months down).

Recovered in 13 months· 16 Apr 2007

Jun 2019 — ongoing

-12.1%

Peak ₹4716.07 on 3 Jun 2019 → trough ₹4144.43 on 7 Jun 2019 (0 months down).

Not yet recovered

Computed from the full NAV history. We show drawdowns deeper than 10%, sorted by depth.

Performance

Returns for various periods, with category average and peer rank.

PeriodReturnsCategory avgRank
1W+0.10%+0.11%23/ 32
1M+0.50%+0.48%12/ 32
3M+2.03%+0.13%22/ 32
6M+3.13%-0.35%20/ 32
YTD+4.02%+0.27%17/ 30
1Y+6.18%+2.33%18/ 30
2Y+7.06%+4.41%16/ 27
3Y+6.98%+7.16%21/ 27
5Y+7.07%+4.54%3/ 28
7Y+6.70%+5.12%9/ 28
10Y+5.53%+5.49%22/ 27

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