Diversification alone isn’t enough—smart investing means reducing portfolio overlap and only paying fees when you profit. Here’s how Dezerv delivers both.

Introduction

“Diversify your investments” is age-old advice, but what if your diversified portfolio is still inefficient?

Many investors unknowingly hold similar assets across different funds, leading to portfolio overlap. This redundancy can dilute returns and increase risk exposure.

Dezerv’s approach goes beyond traditional diversification by actively managing portfolio overlap and charging fees only when you earn, ensuring both performance and alignment.

The Diversification Myth — Why Overlap Is a Hidden Risk?

Holding multiple mutual funds or stocks doesn't guarantee true diversification. Often, these funds contain similar underlying assets, creating portfolio overlap. This can lead to mutual fund overlap:

  • Reduced Return Potential: Concentration in similar assets limits growth opportunities.

  • Increased Risk Exposure: Overexposure to specific sectors or stocks amplifies risk.

  • Inefficient Capital Allocation: Redundant investments don't contribute to diversification.

For example, an investor holding three large-cap funds—all with significant holdings in HDFC Bank, Reliance, and Infosys—ends up with less diversification and more repetition.

Dezerv’s Solution — Intelligent Portfolio Optimization

Dezerv addresses overlap and inefficiency through:

  • Expert Portfolio Review: Identifies overlap across mutual funds, PMS, or direct equity holdings.

  • Asset Allocation Strategy: Ensures a truly diversified, risk-balanced approach across asset classes.

  • Continuous Monitoring: Adjusts portfolios dynamically based on performance, sector trends, and economic outlook.

  • Personalized Strategy: Portfolios built around your goals, not a one-size-fits-all model.

This comprehensive approach ensures true diversification and improved risk-adjusted returns.

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