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Kotak Medium Term Fund

Kotak Mahindra Mutual Fund
Benchmark
CRISIL Medium Duration Debt A-III Index
Riskometer
Moderately High
Size
₹1,885 cr
Allotted
21 Mar 2014
Holdings as of
Not on record

Kotak Medium Term Fund is a medium term fund of Kotak Mahindra Mutual Fund with ₹1,885 cr under management. It is ahead of its benchmark (CRISIL Medium Duration Debt A-III Index) in 4 of 4 periods. Its direct plan charges 0.67% a year. Deepak Agrawal has managed it for 11.3 years.

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What is Kotak Medium Term Fund invested in?

Mix not on record

Has Kotak Medium Term Fund beaten its benchmark?

Ahead of its benchmark, CRISIL Medium Duration Debt A-III Index, in 4 of 4 periods in AMFI's figures; +5.73% over the last year against +2.99%.

Period returns

Direct Plan, growth · 3y and longer a year
PeriodFundNifty 500 TRIAhead
1 month−0.36% −3.60% —
3 months+0.48% −5.03% —
6 months+2.61% −1.83% —
1 year+5.68% −4.06% +9.74 pts
3 years+8.77% +9.27% −0.50 pts
5 years+7.26% +8.00% −0.74 pts
10 years+7.38% +12.69% −5.31 pts
Since start
from 25 Mar 2014
+8.35%——
Valarth price history to 14 Oct 2026 · the index is the one the fund is nearest; — not on record

Official figures

AMFI performance feed, 13 Oct 2026
Ahead of its benchmark (CRISIL Medium Duration Debt A-III Index) in 4 of 4 periods.
PeriodDirectRegularBenchmarkAheadRank
1y +5.73%+4.71%+2.99% +2.74 🔒
3y +8.78%+7.74%+6.51% +2.27 🔒
5y +7.27%+6.21%+5.43% +1.84 🔒
10y +7.38%+6.39%+6.73% +0.65 🔒
Ahead in points a year · its rank among Medium Term funds, and how steady the lead is, in the app

Value of 100, month-end

Oct 2016 to 14 Oct 2026
50100150200250300350400 20172019202120232025
Fund 204Nifty 500 TRI 327

₹100 put in at the start of Oct 2016 would be ₹204 on 14 Oct 2026, against ₹327 in the Nifty 500 TRI.

Risk, falls and every year

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Its worst fall and how long it took to recover, three-year stretches, Sharpe, beta and capture ratios, calendar years beside the index, and money in and out: in the app.

What does Kotak Medium Term Fund cost?

0.67% a year on the direct plan, 1.63% on the regular plan.

Direct plan
0.67% a year
Regular plan
1.63% a year
Gap
0.96 points
for the same holdings
Expense report, Oct 2026 · Debt Scheme - Medium Duration Fund

What the regular plan costs you over time

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The same money left for years in the direct and the regular plan, side by side, and what the commission takes: in the app.

Who manages Kotak Medium Term Fund?

Deepak Agrawal, since 22 Jun 2015; Vihag Mishra, since 1 Jun 2025.

Deepak Agrawal
11.3 years
since 22 Jun 2015
Vihag Mishra
1.4 years
since 1 Jun 2025
Benchmark as filedCRISIL Medium Duration Debt A-III Index
Exit load
NIL
From 6 Scheme Summary Documents filed with NSE, first on 29 Apr 2026; as on 29 Sep 2026

Questions people ask

Who manages Kotak Medium Term Fund?

Deepak Agrawal (manager) since 22 Jun 2015; Vihag Mishra (manager) since 1 Jun 2025.

What is the expense ratio of Kotak Medium Term Fund?

0.67% a year on the direct plan and 1.63% on the regular plan (expense report, Oct 2026).

How has Kotak Medium Term Fund done?

Its direct plan returned +8.78% a year over 3 years against +6.51% for its benchmark, CRISIL Medium Duration Debt A-III Index, as of 13 Oct 2026.

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