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PNB MetLife combines insurance with value-based equity investing

It will be open for subscription from 15 to 28 July, 2025.

PNB MetLife India Insurance has launched the PNB MetLife Value Fund, an actively managed equity fund under its Unit-Linked Insurance Plans (ULIPs). 

The fund follows a value investing strategy and combines life insurance coverage with long-term wealth creation.

It will be open for subscription from 15 to 28 July, 2025, at an initial NAV of ₹10. 

After this period, it will be available at market-linked NAVs through ULIP products such as Smart Goal Ensuring Multiplier and Mera Wealth Plan.

The fund invests across sectors including energy, financial services, commodities, and automobiles, and is aimed at delivering long-term capital growth through active management and diversification.

PNB MetLife operates through 155 branches and over 20,000 partner locations, offering a wide range of insurance and investment solutions.
 

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