DebtMedium to Long Term FundRegularIDCWModerate

SBI Medium to Long Term Fund

Q: What is the NAV of SBI Medium to Long Term Fund?

As of 05 Oct 2026, the NAV of SBI Medium to Long Term Fund is ₹19.25 per unit. NAV (net asset value) is the fund's per-unit price, published once each business day.

Q: What returns has SBI Medium to Long Term Fund delivered?

SBI Medium to Long Term Fund has returned +3.27% over 1 year, +6.03% per year over 3 years, +5.41% per year over 5 years and +3.21% per year since inception. Figures beyond one year are annualised (CAGR) and are computed from AMFI NAV history, so they may differ slightly from other portals.

Q: What is the expense ratio of SBI Medium to Long Term Fund?

SBI Medium to Long Term Fund charges an expense ratio of 1.48% per year. This annual fee is already deducted from the NAV, so the returns you see are net of it.

Q: What are the top holdings of SBI Medium to Long Term Fund?

SBI Medium to Long Term Fund's largest holdings are 7.24% CGL 2055 (11.8%), 6.68% CGL 2040 (9.4%), 6.94% CGL 2036 (8.6%), Muthoot Finance Ltd. (4.9%) and 6.90% State Government of Bihar 2035 (4.7%). Holdings are disclosed monthly and change over time.

Q: How risky is SBI Medium to Long Term Fund?

SBI Medium to Long Term Fund is rated moderate on SEBI's risk-o-meter, its trailing-3Y volatility (annualised) is 1.9% and its worst peak-to-trough fall in our sample was -10.1%. Higher volatility means the NAV swings more; the drawdown shows how far it has fallen from a peak historically.

Q: What does the Sharpe ratio of -0.25 mean?

The Sharpe ratio is return earned per unit of total risk, above a 6.5% risk-free rate. SBI Medium to Long Term Fund's -0.25 means it has not compensated investors for its volatility over the window. Higher is better.

Q: What is the benchmark of SBI Medium to Long Term Fund?

SBI Medium to Long Term Fund is benchmarked against the CRISIL Medium to Long Term Debt Index. Its alpha and beta on this page are measured against that index.

Q: Who manages SBI Medium to Long Term Fund?

SBI Medium to Long Term Fund is managed by Mohit Jain at SBI.

Q: How is SBI Medium to Long Term Fund taxed?

SBI Medium to Long Term Fund is a debt / non-equity fund. Since April 2023 there is no long-term or indexation benefit — capital gains are added to your income and taxed at your income-tax slab rate regardless of how long you held the units.

SBI Mutual Fund

NAV

₹19.25

+0.06% 1D

as of 05 Oct 2026

This is the Regular plan of SBI Medium to Long Term Fund — bought through a distributor, whose commission is paid out of its expense ratio. Income is distributed, which is why this NAV sits below the growth plan of the same fund.

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NAV history

+3.15%absolute

52-week rangePrev NAV ₹19.24

Latest ₹19.25

Low ₹18.6379th percentile of its 52-week rangeHigh ₹19.41

Scorecard

Not rated

How this is computed

Each verdict is computed from this fund's own metrics against its sub-category — the number behind it is shown, not a black-box rating. Not rated — too few comparable Debt funds (same plan and option) to rank against yet.

Performance—

Not enough Medium to Long Term Fund peers to rank yet

Risk—

Volatility 1.9% (no category average yet)

Cost—

1.5% expense (no category average yet)

ConsistencyHigh

98% of rolling 3Y windows were positive

Strengths & concerns

Generated from this fund's own numbers against its sub-category — each point names the figure behind it.

Strengths

Consistent — positive in 98% of rolling 3-year windows

Concerns

No significant concerns identified.

Key Metrics

Annual fee charged by the fund, already deducted from NAV

1.48%

Category —

Portfolio-weighted harmonic mean P/E across the fund's equity holdings

—

Category —

Excess return per unit of total volatility (rf = 6.5%)

-0.25

Category —

Scheme Info

Definitions

Plan

Regular · IDCW

Period before units can be redeemed — 3 years for ELSS, none for most open-ended funds

None

Exit Load

—

Statutory levy on every mutual-fund purchase since 1 Jul 2020 (SEBI / Govt of India) — the same for every scheme

0.005%

SIP Inv.

Allowed

Smallest recurring SIP instalment the scheme accepts

₹500

Smallest one-time (lumpsum) investment the scheme accepts

₹5,000

CRISIL Medium to Long Term Debt Index

Start of our NAV history for this plan. Direct plans begin 1 Jan 2013, so this is the plan's inception — not necessarily the scheme's original launch date.

03 Apr 2006

Period returns (<1Y, absolute — not annualized)

Definitions

Absolute return over the last 1 month (not annualized)

-0.38%

Absolute return over the last 3 months (not annualized)

-0.41%

Absolute return over the last 6 months (not annualized)

+3.30%

Absolute return since 1 Jan of this year (not annualized)

+2.54%

Annualized returns (≥1Y — CAGR)

Definitions

1-year point-to-point return, annualized (CAGR)

+3.27%

3-year annualized return (CAGR)

+6.03%

5-year annualized return (CAGR)

+5.41%

10-year annualized return (CAGR)

+4.60%

Annualized return (CAGR) since the first NAV we hold for this plan — the Inception date under Key metrics. AMFI's history starts in April 2006, so an older scheme is measured from there.

+3.21%

Advanced metrics — risk

Risk (trailing 3Y)

Definitions

Annualized standard deviation of daily returns

1.87%

Excess return per unit of total volatility (rf = 6.5%)

-0.25

Excess return per unit of downside deviation — upside swings aren't penalized (rf = 6.5%)

-0.34

Largest peak-to-trough decline over full history

-10.12%

Benchmark ratios

Not shown for Medium to Long Term Fund — a debt, arbitrage or cash-like fund isn't measured against an equity index, so alpha/beta vs one would be noise rather than signal.

Fund vs category average (Medium to Long Term Fund)

Period	Fund	Category avg.	Diff
1M abs	-0.38%	—	—
3M abs	-0.41%	—	—
6M abs	+3.30%	—	—
1Y CAGR	+3.27%	—	—
3Y CAGR	+6.03%	—	—
5Y CAGR	+5.41%	—	—

Category average across peers in Medium to Long Term Fund, same plan and option, excluding this fund. Under-1-year figures are absolute; 1Y and beyond are annualised (CAGR).

Not sure what a figure means? The glossary explains every metric, and the methodology shows the formulas.

Backtest this fund

What a SIP or one-time investment would have grown to over this fund’s real NAV history.

Monthly investment (₹)

Period

Invested

₹6.00L

Current value

₹6.89L

Absolute

+14.91%

XIRR

+5.68%

Value vs. invested

ValueInvested

60 monthly installments of ₹10,000 into SBI Medium to Long Term Fund, valued at the latest NAV. XIRR annualizes for each installment’s timing.

Calendar-year returns

What the fund actually returned in each year, not the smoothed average.

Year	Fund
2026part	+2.54%
2025	+5.89%
2024	+8.12%
2023	+7.21%
2022	+3.05%
2021	+3.59%
2020	+11.63%
2019	+4.77%
2018	-1.89%
2017	-0.76%

January–December, from this fund's NAV history. Absolute return, not annualised. “part” marks a year the fund didn't run end to end — its first year, the current year so far, or one it stopped reporting in.

History points

4,974

Expense ratio

1.48%

YTM (from holdings)

8.15%

Average maturity

8.33 years

Exit load

GHLIGHTS/SUMMARY OF THE SCHEME Title Description Name of the scheme SBI Magnum Income Fund Category of the Scheme Medium to Long Duration Fund An open-ended medium to long term Debt scheme investing in Scheme type instruments such that the Macaulay Duration of the portfolio is between 4 years to 7 years (Please refer to the page no. 13 for details on Macaulay’s Duration). A relatively high interes

Taxation

Taxed as debt

This is a debt / non-equity fund. Since April 2023 there is no long-term or indexation benefit — every rupee of gain is added to your income and taxed at your income-tax slab rate, whatever the holding period.

Any holding period

30%

Short- and long-term alike

Your income-tax slab — no LTCG or indexation benefit

Your income-tax slab

Pick your slab to see the rate that applies to you.

Applies to capital gains on redemption. Excludes IDCW/dividend tax, STT, surcharge and cess, and pre-2018 equity grandfathering. For research only — consult a tax advisor before filing.

Peer comparison · Medium to Long Term Fund

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SBI Medium to Long Term FundThis fund SBI · Regular · IDCW	—	+3.27%	+6.03%	+5.41%	—	1.48%	—
LIC MF Medium to Long Term Fund LIC · Regular · IDCW	—	+3.86%	+6.44%	+5.53%	—	0.62%	—
LIC MF Medium to Long Term Fund LIC · Regular · Annual IDCW	—	+3.86%	+6.44%	—	—	0.62%	—
HDFC Medium to Long Term Fund HDFC · Regular · Normal · IDCW	—	+2.77%	+6.09%	+4.79%	—	—	—
SBI Medium to Long Term Fund SBI · Regular · IDCW	—	+3.27%	+6.03%	+5.41%	—	1.48%	—
JM Medium to Long Term Fund JM Financial · Regular · Quarterly IDCW	—	+2.15%	+5.92%	+4.70%	—	1.03%	—

Asset allocation

As on 31 Aug 2026 · AMC disclosure

Debt90.65%
Cash & Equivalents8.73%
Other0.31%
Real Estate / REITs0.31%

which companies this fund invests in

As on 31 Aug 2026 · AMC disclosure

Muthoot Finance Ltd.

4.86%

JSW Kalinga Steel Ltd.

3.79%

Torrent Power Ltd.

3.72%

Adani Power Ltd.

3.40%

Indostar Capital Finance Ltd.

3.40%

Renew Solar Energy (Jharkhand Five) Pvt. Ltd.

3.33%

JTPM Metal Traders Ltd.

3.16%

Motilal Oswal Finvest Ltd.

2.95%

H.G. Infra Engineering Ltd.

2.90%

Tata Power Renewable Energy Ltd. (Guaranteed by Tata Power Ltd.)

2.48%

Worst falls, and the wait to get back

How far this fund has dropped from a high, and how long it took to reclaim it.

-10.1%02 Jan 2009 → 30 Mar 2009
Fell over 3 months, back to the old high on 09 Jan 2012 — 2.8 years under water after the low.
-8.6%27 May 2013 → 19 Aug 2013
Fell over 3 months, back to the old high on 02 Feb 2015 — 17 months under water after the low.
-8.5%06 Sep 2017 → 12 Oct 2018
Fell over 13 months, back to the old high on 06 Feb 2020 — 16 months under water after the low.

Measured on this fund’s own NAV history, peak to trough to the day it regained the peak. Falls shallower than 5% are left out. A recovery date is when the NAV got back, not when any particular investor did — that depends on when they bought.

AMC Profile

SBI Mutual Fund is a joint venture between the State Bank of India and Amundi of France, and was set up in 1987 as the first fund house in India outside UTI. It is the largest by assets, helped by managing a share of the EPFO's ETF investments.

Launched

28 Jun 1987

Total AUM

₹12,57,352Cr+0.7% QoQ

Avg AUM · April - June 2026

Website

sbimf.com

Fund Managers

MJMohit JainManaging since 01 Jul 2025

Role

Fund Manager Credit Analyst

Education

B.E (Engineering), CFA

Experience

Mr. Mohit Jain joined SBI Funds Management Limited (SBIFML) in May 2015 as Credit Analyst and has over 9 years of experience in the area of financial services. Prior to joining SBIFML, Mr. Jain was working with Crisil Limited as Research Analyst (Jan 2012-Apr 2015). He is currently Fund Manager of SBI Magnum Income Fund and SBI Equity Savings Fund. He is also Co-fund manager of

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Fund manager, benchmark and dealing terms from this scheme's SEBI-filed Scheme Information Document on AMFI. Each manager's qualifications and role are reconciled across every filing this fund house makes for them, including its Statement of Additional Information. Total AUM via AMFI.

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Fund managers

Mohit Jain

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Returns and risk are computed from NAV history and may differ slightly from other portals due to methodology (rolling vs point-to-point, dividend treatment). For research only — not investment advice.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the NAV of SBI Medium to Long Term Fund?

As of 05 Oct 2026, the NAV of SBI Medium to Long Term Fund is ₹19.25 per unit. NAV (net asset value) is the fund's per-unit price, published once each business day.

What returns has SBI Medium to Long Term Fund delivered?

SBI Medium to Long Term Fund has returned +3.27% over 1 year, +6.03% per year over 3 years, +5.41% per year over 5 years and +3.21% per year since inception. Figures beyond one year are annualised (CAGR) and are computed from AMFI NAV history, so they may differ slightly from other portals.

What is the expense ratio of SBI Medium to Long Term Fund?

SBI Medium to Long Term Fund charges an expense ratio of 1.48% per year. This annual fee is already deducted from the NAV, so the returns you see are net of it.

What are the top holdings of SBI Medium to Long Term Fund?

SBI Medium to Long Term Fund's largest holdings are 7.24% CGL 2055 (11.8%), 6.68% CGL 2040 (9.4%), 6.94% CGL 2036 (8.6%), Muthoot Finance Ltd. (4.9%) and 6.90% State Government of Bihar 2035 (4.7%). Holdings are disclosed monthly and change over time.

How risky is SBI Medium to Long Term Fund?

SBI Medium to Long Term Fund is rated moderate on SEBI's risk-o-meter, its trailing-3Y volatility (annualised) is 1.9% and its worst peak-to-trough fall in our sample was -10.1%. Higher volatility means the NAV swings more; the drawdown shows how far it has fallen from a peak historically.

What does the Sharpe ratio of -0.25 mean?

The Sharpe ratio is return earned per unit of total risk, above a 6.5% risk-free rate. SBI Medium to Long Term Fund's -0.25 means it has not compensated investors for its volatility over the window. Higher is better.

What is the benchmark of SBI Medium to Long Term Fund?

SBI Medium to Long Term Fund is benchmarked against the CRISIL Medium to Long Term Debt Index. Its alpha and beta on this page are measured against that index.

Who manages SBI Medium to Long Term Fund?

SBI Medium to Long Term Fund is managed by Mohit Jain at SBI.

How is SBI Medium to Long Term Fund taxed?

SBI Medium to Long Term Fund is a debt / non-equity fund. Since April 2023 there is no long-term or indexation benefit — capital gains are added to your income and taxed at your income-tax slab rate regardless of how long you held the units.