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Multi Cap · head-to-head

Axis MultiCap vs HSBC Multi Cap

Data updated · direct-growth plans · not investment advice

Axis MultiCap currently edges it with a Smart Score of 75/100 vs 72/100. Axis MultiCap has the stronger risk-adjusted profile (Sortino 1.24 vs 1.11), 3-year returns of 19.8% vs 19.8%, and an expense ratio of 1.13% vs 0.82%. Scores are relative to all Multi Cap peers and refresh with every data update.

Portfolio overlap

lower = better diversification
Axis MultiCap × HSBC Multi Cap18.1%

Overlap = combined weight of stocks both funds hold (sum of the smaller weight per shared stock), from each fund's latest disclosed top-25 holdings.

Returns
1Y return
7.7%
8.8%BEST
3Y return
19.8%BEST
19.8%
5Y return
3Y vs index· vs own category index
+8.1%BEST
+8.1%
Risk
Sharpe· ↑ better
0.95BEST
0.92
Sortino· ↑ better
1.24BEST
1.11
Std deviation· ↓ better
15.89BEST
17.65
Alpha· ↑ better
4.53BEST
4.52
Beta· ≈1 market-like
0.91
1.01
Cost & facts
Expense· ↓ better
1.13%
0.82%BEST
P/E· ↓ cheaper
32.8
31.4BEST
AUM
₹10.4k CrBEST
₹5.9k Cr
VR rating
★★★★★
★★★★★
Morningstar
★★★★★
★★★★★
Start date
16 Dec 2021
30 Jan 2023

Quick answers

Is Axis MultiCap better than HSBC Multi Cap?

Axis MultiCap currently edges it with a Smart Score of 75/100 vs 72/100. Axis MultiCap has the stronger risk-adjusted profile (Sortino 1.24 vs 1.11), 3-year returns of 19.8% vs 19.8%, and an expense ratio of 1.13% vs 0.82%. Scores are relative to all Multi Cap peers and refresh with every data update.

Which is cheaper — Axis MultiCap or HSBC Multi Cap?

HSBC Multi Cap has the lower expense ratio: 0.82% vs 1.13% (direct plans). Lower fees compound in your favour over long holding periods.

Which has better risk-adjusted returns?

On the Sortino ratio (return per unit of downside risk), Axis MultiCap leads with 1.24 vs 1.11. Sharpe ratios: Axis MultiCap 0.95, HSBC Multi Cap 0.92.