New Fund Offers (NFO) & Desk Primary Allocations.
Subscribe to newly launched mutual funds, sectoral thematic strategies, corporate bond tranches, and Sovereign Gold Bonds at face value prior to market listing.
Live NFOs & Market Issuances
Explore verified offerings with indicative yields, institutional terms, and direct digital application portals.
Aditya Birla Sun Life AMC
ICICI Prudential AMC
JioBlackRock AMC
Mirae Asset AMC
Motilal Oswal AMC
Mahindra Manulife AMC
WhiteOak Capital AMC
The MFeasy NFO Selection Filter
Not every NFO is worth subscribing. We filter offerings through 3 quantitative screens before recommending.
Historical Strategy Replication
We test whether the fund manager has proven alpha in existing similar mandates or is introducing unproven marketing themes.
✓ Proven Alpha Track RecordExpense Ratio Benchmark
New fund offerings should offer competitive total expense ratios compared to established category peers.
✓ TER Competitive AuditLiquidity & Portfolio Clarity
Confirmation of transparent benchmark tracking, exit load fairness, and clear deployment timelines.
✓ Transparent Benchmark MandateWhen to Subscribe: NFO vs Established Peer
Guidelines on when primary market offerings offer genuine alpha versus marketing hype.
When to Allocate to an NFO
Specific conditions where a new fund offer provides genuine structural alpha for early participants.
- Unrepresented thematic space (e.g. manufacturing, defence, energy transition)
- Star fund manager with proven 10Y+ alpha launching a new mandate
- Small initial AUM enabling nimble participation in mid/small caps without market impact
- Specialized debt/G-Sec tranches offering locked yield premiums
When to Prefer Existing Funds
Standard categories where historical rolling return distributions provide superior risk calibration.
- Core Large Cap, Flexi Cap, and Mid Cap categories with proven 10-year track records
- Funds where portfolio composition and manager style consistency are fully verified
- Avoid marketing copycat themes launched at the peak of market valuation cycles
- Established funds with verified Sharpe, Treynor, and downside capture ratios
NFO Research & Statutory Documents
Access SEBI scheme information documents and quantitative selection screens.
NFO NAV Compounding & Valuation Screener
Track primary issue NAV growth, sectoral benchmark comparisons, and early-stage capital compounding curves.
SID / KIM Scheme Information Document Vault
Download official SEBI-filed Scheme Information Documents (SID) and Key Information Memorandums (KIM).
Fund Selection & Thematic Portfolio Desk
Speak with our Chief Investment Strategist to evaluate whether an upcoming NFO matches your asset allocation goals.
Frequently Asked Questions
Clear, straightforward answers regarding process, safety, tax treatment, and liquidity.
An existing mutual fund has a proven historical track record, disclosed portfolio holdings, and established risk ratios. An NFO is a new scheme with no past track record, launched at ₹10/unit. Investors should consider an NFO primarily when it offers a genuinely novel investment mandate not available in existing funds.
No. This is a common investor misconception. A ₹10 NAV does not mean the fund is cheap; it simply means the units are divided into smaller denominations. Future returns depend entirely on the percentage growth of the underlying securities, not the starting NAV value.
After the NFO closes, the AMC processes all applications and allots units within 5 business days. The fund then re-opens for continuous purchases, redemptions, and daily NAV disclosure like any standard open-ended mutual fund.
Yes! Most AMCs allow you to register an ongoing SIP during the NFO period, with the first installment processed during the NFO and subsequent installments auto-debited monthly after the fund re-opens.
