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HSBC Money Market Fund - Direct Growth

Benchmark: No benchmark required for this fund category · Riskometer: Low to Moderate

HSBC Money Market Fund is a Money Market mutual fund managed by HSBC Asset Management (India) Private Ltd., benchmarked against No benchmark required for this fund category. Riskometer: Low to Moderate.

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₹30.0845

NAV (2026-10-28)

₹7,293.594 Cr

AUM

0.15%

EXPENSE RATIO (DIRECT)

2010-10-27

INCEPTION

Debt Portfolio Metrics

Money market instruments (maturity up to 1 year).

5.77%

YTM

0.34Y

AVG MATURITY

0.49Y

MODIFIED DURATION

0.51Y

MACAULAY DURATION

CREDIT QUALITY

Sovereign 13.5% · AAA 0.0% · AA 0.0% · Other 99.0%

Potential Risk Class (PRC)

Class B-I: Moderate credit risk, low interest rate risk - SEBI's mandated debt-fund risk matrix, disclosed by the AMC.

LOW
INTEREST RATE RISK
MODERATE
INTEREST RATE RISK
HIGH
INTEREST RATE RISK
LOW
CREDIT RISK

A-I

Low

A-II

Low

A-III

Moderate

MODERATE
CREDIT RISK

B-I

Moderate

B-II

Moderately High

B-III

High

HIGH
CREDIT RISK

C-I

Moderately High

C-II

High

C-III

Very High

Each cell is one of nine classes. Rows run from low credit risk (the chance an issuer fails to pay) to high; columns run from low interest rate risk (how much the fund's value moves when rates change) to high. Colour shows the overall severity, from green (Low) to red (Very High). This fund is in class B-I, highlighted above. How the Potential Risk Class works.

NAV History

LEARN: Growth of ₹100 · NAV · CAGR

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HSBC Money Market Fund - growth of ₹100

Growth of ₹100 invested on 2026-05-03, not raw NAV - the standard way to compare fund performance regardless of NAV level. Daily resolution for the last 90 days, weekly up to 2 years, monthly beyond that.

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NAV History - Last 30 Days(exact daily NAV)
DateNAV (₹)1D Change
2026-10-2830.0845+0.0008 (+0%)
2026-10-2730.0837+0.009 (+0%)
2026-10-2630.0747+0.0224 (+0.1%)
2026-10-2530.0523+0 (+0%)
2026-10-2330.0523+0.0054 (+0%)
2026-10-2230.0469-0.008 (+0%)
2026-10-2130.0549-0.0201 (-0.1%)
2026-10-2030.075+0 (+0%)
2026-10-1930.075+0.017 (+0.1%)
2026-10-1830.058+0 (+0%)
2026-10-1630.058-0.0021 (+0%)
2026-10-1530.0601-0.0129 (+0%)
2026-10-1430.073-0.0009 (+0%)
2026-10-1330.0739+0.0064 (+0%)
2026-10-1230.0675+0.0074 (+0%)
2026-10-1130.0601+0 (+0%)
2026-10-0930.0601+0.0101 (+0%)
2026-10-0830.05+0.0091 (+0%)
2026-10-0730.0409+0.0049 (+0%)
2026-10-0630.036+0.0016 (+0%)
2026-10-0530.0344+0.0254 (+0.1%)
2026-10-0430.009+0 (+0%)
2026-10-0130.009+0.0111 (+0%)
2026-09-3029.9979-
?Quality · -/100
?Safety · -/100
ACompound · 81.6/100

Punji Fund Health Score - percentile-within-category. See methodology.

CATEGORY COMPARISON

0.15%

Total Expense Ratio

#6 of 27 - median 0.17%

₹7,294 Cr

AUM

#11 of 26 - median ₹4,795 Cr

HSBC Money Market Fund returns

Lumpsum returns: full range of outcomes across every overlapping window in the fund's history for each holding period, not one trailing number.

Holding periodMin rolling CAGRMedian rolling CAGRMax rolling CAGR
1Y+5.8%+7.5%+8.4%
3Y+7.1%+7.3%+7.5%

Actual point-to-point CAGR for the single best and single worst overlapping window of each holding period in the fund's history - historical fact, not a forecast. Independent of the lumpsum/SIP toggle above - always CAGR-based.

Holding periodBest windowWorst window
1Y+8.4% (2024-06-09 → 2025-06-09)+5.8% (2025-05-30 → 2026-05-30)
3Y+7.5% (2022-12-04 → 2025-12-03)+7.1% (2023-05-31 → 2026-05-30)

HSBC Money Market Fund category rank vs peers

MetricValueRankCategory median
3Y Rolling CAGR7.3%#10 of 23 7.3%
Total Expense Ratio0.15%#6 of 27 (lower is better)0.17%
AUM₹7,294 Cr#11 of 26 ₹4,795 Cr

HSBC Money Market Fund risk metrics

Risk metrics aren't shown for debt funds. Their NAV starts near Rs 10 and compounds steadily, so CAGR, beta and drawdown measure the arithmetic rather than the manager.

HSBC Money Market Fund holdings

Portfolio as of 2026-09-30

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Top sector holdings

Share of portfolio (% to NAV) in each of the top sectors.

99.73%TOP 1100%
Other 99.73%

TOP HOLDINGS

Union Bank of India** ()4.56%
EXIM Bank** ()3.83%
Canara Bank** ()3.43%
182 Days Treasury Bill 26-Feb-2027 ()3.06%
Bank of Baroda** ()3.06%
NABARD** ()2.66%
NABARD** ()2.66%
Bajaj Financial Securities Ltd** ()2.32%
HDFC Bank Limited** ()2.31%
Punjab National Bank^ ()2.3%

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HSBC Money Market Fund Punji analytics

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Asset Allocation

As of Sep-2026

13.47%86.26%TOP 3100%
Equity 0%Debt 13.47%Cash 86.26%

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Credit Quality

As of Sep-2026

13.47%99.04%TOP 4113%
AAA 0%AA 0%Sovereign 13.47%Other 99.04%

Portfolio analytics as of Sep-2026.

Frequently asked questions

What is HSBC Money Market Fund's 3-year rolling return, and how does it rank?

HSBC Money Market Fund's 3-year rolling CAGR (median across all rolling 3-year windows in the data) is 7.3%. That places it in the 61st percentile within its category, Money Market Fund - meaning it has outperformed roughly 61% of peers in the same category over this window. The category median for this metric is 7.3%, so comparing HSBC Money Market Fund's figure against that median shows how much it has beaten (or trailed) a typical fund in this category. Rolling returns average performance across many overlapping windows rather than a single start/end date, which makes them a steadier read on consistency than a simple point-to-point return.

How risky is HSBC Money Market Fund?

HSBC Money Market Fund carries a "Low to Moderate" risk rating on SEBI's mandated riskometer scale, the same standardized classification every Indian mutual fund must disclose. This rating reflects the fund's underlying portfolio composition and historical volatility, and is set independently of any single AMC's own marketing - it's meant to give investors a comparable, at-a-glance sense of how much the fund's value can swing before deciding whether it matches their own risk appetite and investment horizon. A higher-risk rating isn't inherently bad; it typically correlates with higher long-term return potential, but also with larger short-term drawdowns, so it should be read alongside the fund's category and your own time horizon rather than in isolation.

What is HSBC Money Market Fund's expense ratio?

HSBC Money Market Fund's direct-plan expense ratio is 0.15% per year - the annual fee the AMC deducts from the fund's assets to cover management and operating costs, already reflected in the NAV you see (it isn't billed separately). Direct plans skip the distributor commission built into Regular plans, which is why a direct-plan expense ratio is almost always lower than the same scheme's Regular-plan version. Over long holding periods, even a difference of a few basis points compounds into a meaningfully different final corpus, which is why expense ratio is one of the few fund attributes an investor can compare with total certainty before investing, unlike future returns.

How does HSBC Money Market Fund's expense ratio compare to its category?

HSBC Money Market Fund's expense ratio of 0.15% ranks #6 of 27 funds in the Money Market Fund category (lower is better) - the category median is 0.17%. Expense ratio is deducted from the fund's assets every year regardless of performance, so a lower ratio is a real, certain cost advantage rather than a projection, unlike future returns.

How big is HSBC Money Market Fund, and how does that compare to its category?

HSBC Money Market Fund manages ₹7,294 Cr in assets, ranking #11 of 26 funds by size in the Money Market Fund category - the category median is ₹4,795 Cr. A larger fund generally means deeper liquidity and lower per-unit fixed costs for the AMC to spread across investors, but in categories with a smaller investable universe (like small or mid cap), a very large fund can also face more difficulty entering and exiting positions without moving the price.

What's the best and worst 3-year holding period for HSBC Money Market Fund historically?

Looking at every overlapping 3-year window in HSBC Money Market Fund's history, the best-performing window ran from 2022-12-04 to 2025-12-03, delivering a 7.5% CAGR. The worst-performing window ran from 2023-05-31 to 2026-05-30, delivering a 7.1% CAGR. This is a historical record of actual past outcomes, not a prediction - it shows the real range of results an investor holding for exactly 3 years could have seen depending on entry timing, which is why rolling returns (median across all windows, shown above) are a more representative single number than either extreme.

How concentrated are HSBC Money Market Fund's top holdings?

HSBC Money Market Fund's single largest disclosed holding, Union Bank of India**, accounts for 4.56% of NAV. Its top 5 holdings together make up 17.9% of the portfolio, and its top 10 disclosed holdings make up 30.2% - as of 2026-09-30. A higher concentration in the top few names means the fund's returns lean more heavily on those specific bets paying off, while a flatter spread means no single holding drives outcomes as much either way.

Who manages HSBC Money Market Fund, and what category does it belong to?

HSBC Money Market Fund is managed by HSBC Asset Management (India) Private Ltd. and is classified under the Money Market Fund category, the SEBI-defined scheme categorization that groups funds by their investment mandate (market-cap focus, sector, or asset mix) so investors can compare like-for-like funds rather than across unrelated strategies. The AMC (asset management company) is the regulated entity legally responsible for the fund's operations, portfolio decisions, and disclosures, though day-to-day investment calls are made by a designated fund manager within the mandate set by the scheme's category and stated objective.

Data as of 2026-10-29. Source: AMFI disclosures via Punji. Not investment advice.