Scheme

Kotak Medium to Long Term Fund

Holds 3 companies worth ₹96.9 Cr in Sept 2026.

  • Fund house

    KotakThe fund house that runs this scheme.
  • AUM

    ₹1,780 CrKotak Medium to Long Term Fund's AUM at the end of 30 Sept 2026, as AMFI reports it. Down 0.2% on Aug 2026, ₹1,784 Cr.
  • Largest holding

    Capital Infra TrustCapital Infra Trust is 4.6% of this scheme's NAV.
  • Fund manager

    Abhishek BisenRuns it since 15 Apr 2008, as the fund house dates it.

Overview(17 Sept 2026)

Fund managers1

  1. Abhishek BisenFund manager · Apr 2008 · 23y · MBA
  1. Palha KhannaJul 2023 – Sept 2024

Key facts

Benchmark
CRISIL Medium to Long Duration Debt A-III Index
Risk
Moderate
Expense
Regular 1.65% · Direct 0.74%
Exit load
Nil
Started
25 Nov 1999
Minimum
₹100

Source.Its Scheme Summary Document as of 17 Sept 2026 at AMFI.

What changed(8 changes)

Aug 2026

2 changes
  1. Renamed
    30 AugKotak Bond Fund → Kotak Medium to Long Term Fund
  2. Category
    30 AugMedium to Long Duration Fund → Debt Scheme - Medium to Long Term Fund

Jun 2026

1 change
  1. Expense ratio
    29 JunDirect 0.72% → 0.74%

May 2026

1 change
  1. Expense ratio
    30 MayRegular 1.67% → 1.65%Direct 0.71% → 0.72%

Source.Its filings at NSE, since Aug 2024.

Fund managers over time(Apr 2008 – now)

MainCoSlice20092013201720212025
Fig. 1.Who ran it when: each manager from the date the fund house gives, or the first document listing them where it gives none, to when they left. A slice is part of it: overseas, gold and silver, or arbitrage.

Costs(Aug 2024 – Sept 2026)

Every change to the expense ratio, newest first.
6 changesRegularDirectΔ pt
29 Jun 20261.65%0.74%0.02
30 May 20261.65%0.72%0.01
29 Apr 20261.67%0.71%0.02
30 Dec 20251.65%0.69%0.01
31 May 20251.66%0.70%0.01
31 Aug 20241.64%0.69%–
Direct plan, 29 Jun 2026
0.74%
Regular plan 1.65% · Exit load nil
Fig. 1.Total expense ratio a year, each plan's, as its Scheme Summary Documents state it, filing by filing at NSE. A change holds until the next.

Objective and risk(17 Sept 2026)

Objective

The investment objective of the Scheme is to create a portfolio of debt instruments such as bonds, debentures, Government Securities and money market instruments, including repos in permitted securities of different maturities, so as to spread the risk across different kinds of issuers in the debt markets. There is no assurance that the investment objective of the Scheme will be achieved.

Risk, type and benchmark

Riskometer
Moderate
At launch
Moderate
Risk class
B-III: moderate credit risk, relatively high interest-rate risk
Type
An open-ended medium to long term debt scheme investing in instruments such that the Macaulay duration of the portfolio is between 4 years and 7 years. A relatively high interest rate risk and moderate credit risk.
Benchmark
CRISIL Medium to Long Duration Debt A-III Index
Benchmark 2
NIFTY Medium to Long Duration Debt Index

Asset allocation it may hold% of NAV

  1. Debt & money market instruments including government securities
    Allowed0–100%Holds94.5%

Holds in Sept 2026.94.5% debt and cash · 5.5% REITs and InvITs

How to invest(17 Sept 2026)

Buying

To start
₹100, then any Amount
To add
₹100, then any Amount
Systematic
SIP - Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly, Half – Yearly and Annually SWP - Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly, Half – Yearly and Annually STP - Daily, Weekly, Monthly & Quarterly
Dates
SIP - Any date from 1st to 31st of a given month/ quarter. SWP - Any Date of Every Month STP - Any Business Day
Minimum
SIP - Rs. 100/- and any amount thereafter, SWP - Rs. 1000 STP - Rs. 1000, then sIP - Rs. 100/- and any amount thereafter, SWP - Re. 1STP - Re. 1
Instalments
SIP - N.A. SWP - 6 installments STP - 6 installments

Selling and switching

To redeem
₹1,000 or 100 units units
Minimum balance
₹1,000 or 100 units units
Switch minimum
₹1,000 or Re 0.01 units

Scheme details(17 Sept 2026)

What it is

Category
Debt Scheme - Medium to Long Term Fund
Offer
18 Oct 1999 to 25 Nov 1999
Started
25 Nov 1999
Reopened
29 Nov 1999
Plans
Growth · Payout of Income Distribution cum capital withdrawal (IDCW) · Reinvestment of Income Distribution cum capital withdrawal (IDCW)
Face value
₹10
Listed
No

How it is run

Swing pricing
Market Dislocation period – Swing Factor 1.5%, Normal times – NA
Side-pocketing
Enabled, No segregated portfolio created
Custodian
Deutsche Bank A G, Mumbai and Standard Chartered Bank, Mumbai
Auditor
S. R. Batliboi & Co. LLP
Registrar
Computer Age Management Services (‘CAMS’)
SEBI code
KOTM/O/D/MLD/99/10/0005