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Nippon India Large Cap vs Invesco India Large Cap

Data updated · direct-growth plans · not investment advice

Nippon India Large Cap currently edges it with a Smart Score of 78/100 vs 77/100. Nippon India Large Cap has the weaker risk-adjusted profile (Sortino 0.70 vs 1.55), 3-year returns of 13.0% vs 14.9%, and an expense ratio of 0.92% vs 0.94%. Scores are relative to all Large Cap peers and refresh with every data update.

Returns
1Y return
-0.3%
4.2%BEST
3Y return
13.0%
14.9%BEST
5Y return
16.3%BEST
14.0%
3Y vs index· vs own category index
+4.9%
+6.9%BEST
Risk
Sharpe· ↑ better
0.67BEST
0.65
Sortino· ↑ better
0.70
1.55BEST
Std deviation· ↓ better
14.17BEST
15.74
Alpha· ↑ better
3.15
3.21BEST
Beta· ≈1 market-like
0.95
1.04
Cost & facts
Expense· ↓ better
0.92%BEST
0.94%
P/E· ↓ cheaper
24.7BEST
48.3
AUM
₹53.2k CrBEST
₹1.8k Cr
VR rating
★★★★★
★★★★★
Morningstar
★★★★★
★★★★★
Start date
01 Jan 2013
01 Jan 2013

Quick answers

Is Nippon India Large Cap better than Invesco India Large Cap?

Nippon India Large Cap currently edges it with a Smart Score of 78/100 vs 77/100. Nippon India Large Cap has the weaker risk-adjusted profile (Sortino 0.70 vs 1.55), 3-year returns of 13.0% vs 14.9%, and an expense ratio of 0.92% vs 0.94%. Scores are relative to all Large Cap peers and refresh with every data update.

Which is cheaper — Nippon India Large Cap or Invesco India Large Cap?

Nippon India Large Cap has the lower expense ratio: 0.92% vs 0.94% (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), Invesco India Large Cap leads with 1.55 vs 0.70. Sharpe ratios: Nippon India Large Cap 0.67, Invesco India Large Cap 0.65.