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Kotak Credit Risk Fund

NAV, returns, holdings and category rank. Updated 6 Nov 2026.

Kotak Credit Risk Fund is a Credit Risk fund from Kotak Mahindra. Over the last three years its regular plan returned +7.4% a year, #11 of 13 Credit Risk debt funds on that measure.

Invest in this fundLump sum or monthly SIP in the regular plan, placed on NSE MF Invest. You confirm with an OTP and pay NSE Clearing directly.

At a glance

Last five years

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From AMFI NAV history (via mfapi.in) and NSE's Nifty 50 month-end levels, price only. Past performance may or may not be sustained in future. A description of the past, not a rating or a recommendation.

PlanNAV1 year3 years a yr5 years a yr3Y rank
Regular₹32.1047+5.50%+7.42%+5.76%#11 of 13
Direct₹36.5648+6.47%+8.42%+6.76%#10 of 13

1-year figures are absolute returns; 3 and 5-year figures are yearly compounded. Growth options, from AMFI's NAVs. Ranks compare the same plan within the category by past return; they are not a rating.

Other Credit Risk debt funds

Fund1Y3Y5Y
DSP Credit Risk Fund+9.79%+12.91%+12.52%
Aditya Birla Sun Life Credit Risk Fund+10.61%+12.06%+9.92%
HSBC Credit Risk Fund+5.23%+10.80%—
Bank of India Credit Risk Fund+16.65%+9.62%+27.41%
ICICI Prudential Credit Risk Fund+6.73%+8.25%+7.31%
Nippon India Credit Risk Fund+6.53%+8.02%+7.10%
Axis Credit Risk Fund+6.94%+7.96%+6.87%
SBI Credit Risk Fund+6.84%+7.79%+7.04%

See all 13 Credit Risk debt funds ranked

Questions

What is the NAV of Kotak Credit Risk Fund?

The regular plan's NAV was ₹32.1047 on 6 Nov 2026. The direct plan's NAV was ₹36.5648 on 6 Nov 2026.

What returns has Kotak Credit Risk Fund given?

Regular plan: +5.5% over 1 year, +7.4% a year over 3 years and +5.8% a year over 5 years, as of 6 Nov 2026. Past performance may or may not be sustained in future.

Should I choose the regular or the direct plan?

Both plans hold the same portfolio. The direct plan has a lower expense ratio; the regular plan is bought through a distributor, who is paid a commission and helps you choose, invest and keep track.