Largecap stocks offer a better risk-reward balance than mid- and small-caps as higher growth expectations are already priced into smaller companies, according to Arihant Jain of Franklin Templeton India. In this chat, he explains their multi-factor quantitative approach, long-short positioning, and sectoral opportunities in private banks and metals.
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