The valuation gap between large-sized and mid-sized companies has been only too evident in 2017. Since markets move in cycles, expectations are high that this gap may narrow down and largesized companies may see some renewed interest from savvy investors. In such a situation, investing in a scheme which has concentrated focus on large-sized companies makes sense. One such scheme is SBI Bluechip Fund.

 SBI Bluechip Fund is one of the most consistent performers almost across market cycles. Sohini Andani has been managing the fund for close to seven years. The fund invests 80% in large-sized companies and remaining money of the portfolio is geared towards mid-sized companies. As regards selecting stocks, Andani follows a bottomup approach which gives a fair idea about financial and sectoral situation of companies. This provides high degree of clarity as to how a company would perform in a given sector in the long term.