Overnight funds: These open-ended debt schemes will invest in overnight securities. Investment in overnight securities with a maturity of one day. 

Liquid funds: These schemes will invest in debt and money market securities with a maturity of up to 91 days. 

Ultra short duration funds: These open ended ultra-short term debt schemes will invest in instruments with a maturity between three months and six months. 

Low duration fund: These open-ended debt schemes will invest in instruments with a duration between six months and 12 months. 

Money market funds: These open-ended debt schemes will invest in money market instruments with a maturity of up to one year. 

Short duration funds: These open-ended debt schemes will invest in instruments with a duration between one year and three years. 

Medium duration funds: These open ended debt schemes will invest in instruments with a duration between three years and four years. 

Medium to long duration funds: These open-ended debt schemes will invest in instruments with a duration between four years and seven years. 

Long duration funds: These open-ended debt schemes will invest in instruments with a duration of greater than seven years. 

Dynamic bonds: These open-ended debt schemes will invest across durations. 

Corporate bond funds: These open-ended debt schemes will predominantly invest in highest-rated corporate bonds. These schemes should invest at least 80 per cent of total assets in corporate bonds, only in highest-rated instruments. 

Credit risk funds: These open-ended debt schemes will invest in below highest-rated corporate bonds. They should invest at least 65 per cent of the total assets in corporate bonds. 

Banking and PSU funds: These open-ended debt schemes will predominantly invest (80 per cent of assets) in debt instruments of banks, public sector undertakings and public financial institutions. 

Gilt funds: These are open-ended debt schemes will invest in government securities across maturity. These schemes should invest a minimum of 80 per cent of its total assets in G-secs. 

Gilt fund with 10-year constant duration: These open-ended debt schemes will investing in government securities with a constant maturity of 10 years. These schemes should invest at least 80 per cent of the total assets in G-secs. 

Floater funds: These open-ended debt schemes will mostly invest in floating rate instruments. These schemes will invest at least 65 per cent of the total asses in floating rate instruments.