ELSS Funds: 3-Year Rolling Returns Study (1993–2026)
A Probability-Based Evaluation Across Market Cycles
In evaluating ELSS funds, the analytical framework was deliberately anchored to 3-year rolling returns — a structure aligned with both product design and investor behaviour.
Why 3-Year Rolling Returns?
• Lock-in Alignment – Mirrors the statutory 3-year holding period of ELSS
• Cycle Coverage – Captures expansion, correction, and recovery phases
• Eliminates Timing Bias – Evaluates every possible 3-year entry point from 1993 to 2026
• Consistency Lens – Assesses persistence, downside containment, and repeatability
• Behaviourally Relevant – Reflects real-world annual tax-saving investment patterns
Traditional point-to-point CAGR snapshots can distort perception.
Rolling return analytics shift the discussion toward probability, consistency, and risk-adjusted experience.
The objective is not to highlight peaks — but to measure durability.
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Disclaimer:
This analysis is based on historical rolling return data from 02-02-1993 to 17-02-2026 and is intended strictly for educational and research purposes. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Mutual Fund investments are subject to market risks, including possible loss of capital. Investors should consult their financial advisor before making investment decisions.
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