Conservative Hybrid Funds are a type of hybrid mutual fund that invests predominantly in debt securities (like government bonds, corporate bonds, treasury bills) with a small portion in equities (stocks). This mix aims to provide capital preservation with modest growth and some exposure to market upside.
- Debt Instruments: Typically 75–90% of the portfolio.
- Equity & Equity-related Instruments: Typically 10–25%.
- The debt focus makes these funds less volatile than equity-oriented funds, suitable for moderate risk portfolios and medium-term goals (e.g., 2–7 years).


