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Indian mutual fund houses are launching Life Cycle Funds, a new goal-based investment product approved by SEBI in February 2026, that automatically adjusts asset allocation.

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Indian mutual fund houses, Zerodha Mutual Fund, ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund, SEBI
What
Indian mutual fund houses are launching Life Cycle Funds, a new goal-based investment product approved by SEBI in February 2026, that automatically adjusts asset allocation.
When
Wed, 17 Jun 2026 00:38:00 GMT · 3h 51m ago
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India ·
Why
These funds simplify long-term investing by automatically adjusting asset allocation based on a pre-defined glide path, reducing the need for manual rebalancing.
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The introduction of Life Cycle Funds offers Indian investors a new, simplified, goal-based investment option, potentially increasing participation in long-term wealth creation, especially for those seeking retirement solutions or lacking investment expertise. This development could make long-term financial planning more accessible across the country.

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