ING Vysya (Now Aditya Birla Sun Life) Mutual Funds

ING Vysya
(Now Aditya Birla Sun Life) Mutual Funds

On the 1st of April 2015, ING Vysya Bank, a benchmark-setting financial services entity, servicing Indian customers' banking needs for over 80 years signed a merger of epic proportions with banking giant Aditya Birla Bank, jointly being known as Aditya Birla Bank. With almost 30 years of providing comprehensive financial services to their clients on their own, Aditya Birla Bank now has a much stronger base and expansive reach in the Indian financial market. The joint entity now has over 1,200 branches and 1,900 ATMs across 643 locations in India, and a joint workforce of about 40,000 employees and a total asset managed value of Rs. 83,694 crores (FY 2013).

Open-ended funds

Open-ended funds are those which can be subscribed for, bought and sold at any time during the year at NAV related prices. They don’t have a maturity date and the main purpose of these funds is to earn returns but maintain liquidity.

ING Contra FundIntroduced on January 27th 2006. Predominant allotment of funds – equity and equity-related instruments. Options available – Dividend/Growth/Bonus.
ING OptiMix Multi-Manager Equity FundIntroduced on March 7th 2007. Predominant allotment of funds – equity and equity-related instruments on the basis of advice from a panel of third party investment advisors. Options available – Option A/Option B/Growth/Dividend.
ING Vysya ATM FundIntroduced on March 10th 2006. Predominant allotment of funds – stocks of companies with equity and equity-related instruments. Options available – Dividend/Growth/Bonus.
ING Vysya Dividend Yield FundIntroduced on October 24th 2004. Predominant allotment of funds – equity and equity-related instruments to generate medium-to-long-term capital appreciation and dividend distribution. Options available – Dividend/Growth/Bonus.
ING Vysya Equity FundIntroduced on February 7th 2002. Predominant allotment of funds – high quality equity and equity-related securities for long-term capital appreciation. Options available – Dividend/Growth.
ING Vysya GILT FundIntroduced on February 7th 2002. Predominant allotment of funds – government securities and bonds for continuous liquidity and high safety. Options available – Dividend/Growth.
ING Vysya Income FundIntroduced on May 12th 1999. Invests in a diversified portfolio for continuous liquidity and high safety. Options available – Regular/Institutional.
ING Vysya L.I.O.N. FundIntroduced on December 28th 2005. Predominant allotment of funds – stocks across the entire market capitalization range for medium and long-term capital appreciation. Options available – Dividend/Growth/Bonus.
ING Vysya Midcap FundIntroduced on May 30th 2005. Predominant allotment of funds – Mid-cap stocks for long-term capital growth. Options available – Dividend/Growth/Bonus.
ING Vysya Select Stocks FundIntroduced on May 12th 1999. Predominant allotment of funds – high quality equity and equity-related securities for long-term capital appreciation. Options available – Dividend/Growth.
ING Vysya OptiMix 5 Star Multi-Manager FoF SchemeIntroduced on November 24th 2006. Predominant allotment of funds – equity as accessed through diverse investment styles of schemes selected with the ING OptiMix Multi Manager Investment process. Options available – Dividend/Growth.
ING Select Debt FundIntroduced on August 23rd 2004. Primary allotment of funds – AA rated securities and money market instruments with different maturity dates and high yield fixed income securities. Options available – Dividend/Growth/Bonus.
ING Vysya Balanced FundIntroduced on May 11th 2000. Predominant allotment of funds – equities and returns from debt instruments. Options available – Dividend/Growth.
ING Vysya Domestic Opportunities FundIntroduced on September 12th 2004. Predominant allotment of funds – companies that derive a major portion of their revenue from the domestic Indian marketplace/economy. Options available – Dividend/Growth/Bonus.
ING Vysya Floating Rate FundIntroduced on October 10th 2004. Predominant allocation of funds – floating and fixed rate instruments swapped for floating rate returns and fixed rate instruments. Options available – Dividend (weekly, quarterly, half yearly, annual)/Growth/Bonus.
ING Vysya GILT Fund – Provident Fund – Dynamic PlanIntroduced on March 31st 2004. Predominant allotment of funds – sovereign securities. Options available – Dividend/Growth/Cyclical Series.
ING Vysya Income Fund Short Term PlanIntroduced on August 19th 2002. Primary allocation of funds – high quality debt securities and money market instruments for capital preservation and high liquidity. Options available – Dividend/Growth.
ING Vysya Liquid FundIntroduced on February 7th 2002. Primary allotment of funds – short term debt instruments for high capital appreciation. Options available – Regular/Institutional Plans/Super Institutional Plans/Autosweep.
ING Vysya MIP Fund Plan AIntroduced on February 6th 2004. Primary allocation of funds – debt and money market instruments with varying maturity dates. Options available – Dividend/Growth/Bonus.
ING Vysya NIFTY Plus FundIntroduced on February 23rd 2004. Primary allocation of funds – securities of companies listed on NIFTY. Options available – Dividend/Growth.
ING Vysya Tax Saving FundIntroduced on March 28th 2004. Primary allocation of funds – high quality equity and equity-related securities. Also provides tax rebate benefits. Options available – Dividend/Growth/Bonus.

ING Vysya (Now Aditya Birla Sun Life) Mutual Funds