Equity funds are mutual funds that invest primarily in stocks of various companies across different sectors and market capitalizations. They aim to generate capital appreciation over the long term by participating in the growth potential of the stock market. Equity funds are suitable for investors who are willing to take higher risks and can withstand market volatility. Debt funds are mutual funds that invest mainly in fixed-income securities such as bonds, treasury bills, corporate debentures, etc. They aim to provide regular income and preserve capital by earning interest from the underlying securities. Debt funds are suitable for investors who seek lower risks and stable returns over the short to medium term.
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