Multi-Asset Funds Lead Hybrid Segment in February with ₹8,476 Cr Inflows

• Multi-asset allocation funds emerged as the top-performing hybrid segment in February, attracting ₹8,476 crore in inflows.
• This inflow significantly surpassed other categories like balanced advantage and dynamic asset allocation funds, which received ₹1,521 crore.
• Overall hybrid fund inflows declined 31% to ₹11,983 crore in February from ₹17,356 crore in January 2026.
• Experts like Santosh Joseph and Vikas Gupta attribute the strong performance to investors' preference for stability amid volatile markets and consistent returns.
• Vikas Gupta noted that while multi-asset funds attract flows, undervalued large-cap and select small-cap stocks offer better long-term opportunities.