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Glossary
Portfolio turnover ratio measures how frequently a fund manager buys and sells securities within a scheme over a year, expressed as a percentage of assets.
How often the fund manager trades stocks in and out of the portfolio each year.
A high turnover ratio can mean higher transaction costs and short-term tax impact for the scheme, though it doesn’t always translate to worse investor returns.
A fund with 100% turnover effectively replaces its entire portfolio, on average, once during the year.
How often the fund manager trades stocks in and out of the portfolio each year.
Portfolio Turnover Ratio helps you evaluate products, compare options, and make informed decisions aligned with goals, tax rules, and risk tolerance in the Indian financial system.