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Quant Mutual Fund crosses Rs 1 lakh crore AUM in August

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The Quantitative Mutual Fund crossed the Rs 1 trillion asset under management (AUM) mark in August. In just a few years, the fund now has over 81 million investors, according to the fund house.

“At Quant, we are acknowledging the growing emotional connect with our stakeholders as we reach a unique milestone in just a few short years with our over 81 million investors,” the fund house said.

“We extend heartfelt congratulations to our investors as your favourite fund house ‘Quantitative Mutual Fund’ crosses the 100,000 Crore (1,00,000 Crore) Assets Under Management (MuM) milestone. This is a noteworthy achievement for our team as it reflects our exceptional and consistent performance and speaks to our ability to generate superior risk-adjusted returns every year,” the release added.

Commenting on achieving this milestone, the fund house said it reflects the trust investors have in the fund house and the milestone speaks of a unique chapter in smart investing in India.

“More than any number, this milestone reflects the trust you have reposed in us for which we are extremely grateful. This journey is as much yours as it is ours and we would like to take this opportunity to thank you wholeheartedly. Your continuous and unconditional support speaks to our capability and determination to enhance wealth creation and paints a niche and unique chapter for smart investing in India,” the fund house said.

Currently, the fund house manages 27 mutual fund schemes, including 21 equity schemes, 3 hybrid schemes and a bond scheme. Sharing its future plans of action, the fund house said, “Quantitative Mutual Fund is an example of India’s growth story and with your support, we will create a new chapter in wealth creation,” it said. “As we move forward, our commitment to you is stronger than ever. With your continued support, we aim to ride this momentum and continue creating wealth as your asset managers,” it added.

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