NAV · Regular-Growth
As of — · AMFI
Returns
Lags category
0 of 3 periods ahead
Consistency
Steady
positive in 8 of 12 years
Trails its Fund of Funds category on 1Y, 3Y & 5Y.
1Y return
+26.6%
-2.1 vs cat
3Y CAGR
+11.5%
-11.2 vs cat
5Y CAGR
+5.7%
-8.5 vs cat
AUM
—
fund size
Expense
—
direct plan
Volatility 3Y
23.8%
3Y std dev
Go deeper on HSBC Brazil Fund
Two data-only views, computed from this fund's real NAV history — no projections.
In plain English
HSBC Brazil Fund is a Fund of Funds scheme from HSBC. Long-run track record: about 5.7% CAGR over 5 years. Worst historical drawdown: -65% in Jan 2016, recovered in 122 months.
Auto-generated from holdings, returns and risk data. No paid placement, no copy-pasted boilerplate.
NAV history
Showing Regular · Growth · INF336L01164
NAV (Direct-Growth)
₹9.6838
Last 1Y
+26.57%
Drawdown stories
The crashes you should know about — and how long the fund took to recover.
Jan 2016
-65.4%Peak ₹10.41 on 3 Sept 2014 → trough ₹3.60 on 20 Jan 2016 (17 months down).
Mar 2014
-25.0%Peak ₹10.29 on 16 Mar 2012 → trough ₹7.71 on 14 Mar 2014 (24 months down).
Oct 2011
-24.8%Peak ₹10.14 on 27 May 2011 → trough ₹7.62 on 4 Oct 2011 (4 months down).
Jun 2026 — ongoing
-17.6%Peak ₹11.73 on 15 Apr 2026 → trough ₹9.67 on 10 Jun 2026 (2 months down).
Computed from the full NAV history. We show drawdowns deeper than 10%, sorted by depth.
Performance
Returns for various periods, with category average and peer rank.
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