Quant Money Managers Ltd. is an investment management firm offering diverse investment products across asset classes. Quant Money Managers Limited (QMML AMC) was established on December 12, 1995, and SEBI approved it as an AMC for the Quant Mutual Fund on October 30, 2017. As of December 31, 2024, the last day of the Quarter, Quant Mutual Fund's total assets under management (AUM) stood at Rs. 9475562.20 Lakhs, and the Average AUM for the Quarter stood at Rs. 9669662.13 lakhs.
Key Information About Quant Mutual Fund
How to Invest in the Quant Mutual Fund
Investing in the best Quant Mutual Funds can be a complex process. To make it easier, here is a step-by-step guide:
1. Choose Your Mutual Fund Type
According to your risk tolerance (low, mid, or high) and financial goals, choose your mutual types, such as equity, debt, hybrid, index, and sector funds.
2. Select a Mutual Fund Scheme
After carefully analysing the historical returns, expense ratio, reviews, and ratings of different schemes, choose your preferred Quant Mutual Fund.
3. Login or Open a Demat Account
Log in to your Stack Wealth account. If you do not have an account, you can register with your mobile number and create a new one immediately.
4. Complete KYC (Know Your Customer) Requirements
The next step involves providing personal information and verifying identity. You must upload a government-issued ID such as PAN, Aadhar and proof of address. Follow the instructions in the app to complete this step smoothly.
5. Select Investment Mode (SIP or lumpsum)
If you prefer regular, disciplined investing, you can set-up a systematic investment plan (SIP), which is periodic (monthly, quarterly, etc.). Alternatively, if you have a large amount to invest, you can make a lump-sum investment. Select the investment period of your choice.
6. Confirm and Track Your Investment
After setting up your investment, sit back and watch your money grow. The Stack Wealth app will provide regular updates and reports on your portfolio’s performance. You can also adjust your investments or withdraw funds as needed.
List of Best Quant Mutual Funds in India
Here is the list of some of the best Quant Mutual Funds in India:
* All data as of February 28, 2025
Detailed Overview of Quant Mutual Fund Schemes
Now, let’s discuss these 10 Quant Mutual Fund schemes in detail:
1. Quant Active Fund - Direct Plan-Growth
Quant Active Fund is an equity scheme that invests across large, mid, and small-cap companies to generate capital appreciation & provide long-term growth opportunities.
- Fund Performance: The fund's annualized returns over the past three and five years have been around 13.01% and 27.20%, respectively. In three years, the current value of a Standard Investment of ₹10,000 will become around ₹14,435.
- Minimum Investment Amount: The minimum lump sum for the Quant Active Fund is ₹5,000; for Min Add Lumpsum, it is ₹ 1,000; for SIP, it is ₹1,000.
2. Quant Value Fund - Direct Plan-Growth
Quant Value Fund is an open-ended equity scheme that aims to generate capital appreciation in the long-term by investing in a well-diversified portfolio of value stocks.
- Fund Performance: The fund's annualized returns over the past three years and since inception have been around 22.25% and 19.31%, respectively. In three years, the current value of a Standard Investment of ₹10,000 will become around ₹18,404.
- Minimum Investment Amount: The minimum lump sum for the Quant Value Fund is ₹5,000; for Min Add Lumpsum, it is ₹ 1,000; for SIP, it is ₹1,000.
3. Quant Liquid Fund - Direct Plan-Growth
A quantitative liquid plan is an open-ended liquid scheme that aims to generate income through a portfolio comprising money markets and debt instruments.
- Fund Performance: The fund's annualized returns over the past three and five years have been around 6.62% and 5.82%, respectively. In three years, the current value of a Standard Investment of ₹10,000 will become around ₹12,120.
- Minimum Investment Amount: The minimum lump sum for the Quant Liquid Fund is ₹5,000; for Min Add Lumpsum, it is ₹ 1,000; for SIP, it is ₹1,000.
4. Quant Multi Asset Fund - Direct Plan-Growth
Quant Multi Asset Fund is an open-ended hybrid scheme investing in instruments across the three asset classes, Equity, Debt and Commodity, to generate capital appreciation & provide long-term growth opportunities.
- Fund Performance: The fund's annualized returns over the past three and five years have been around 19.81% and 27.51%, respectively. In three years, the current value of a Standard Investment of ₹10,000 will become around ₹17,199.
- Minimum Investment Amount: The minimum lump sum for the Quant Multi Asset Fund is ₹5,000; for Min Add Lumpsum, it is ₹ 1,000; for SIP, it is ₹1,000.
5. Quant Overnight Fund - Direct Plan-Growth
Quant Overnight Fund is an open-ended debt scheme investing in overnight securities to generate returns.
- Fund Performance: The fund's annualized return has been around 6.98% since inception. In a year, the current value of a Standard Investment of ₹10,000 will become around ₹10,681.
- Minimum Investment Amount: The minimum lump sum for the Quant Overnight Fund is ₹5,000; for Min Add Lumpsum, it is ₹ 1,000; for SIP, it is ₹1,000.
6. Quant ESG Equity Fund - Direct Plan-Growth
Quant ESG Equity Fund is an open-ended equity scheme investing in companies demonstrating sustainable practices across environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) parameters to generate long-term capital appreciation.
- Fund Performance: The fund's annualized returns over the past three years and since inception have been around 18.62% and 29.29%, respectively. In three years, the current value of a Standard Investment of ₹10,000 will become around ₹16,692.
- Minimum Investment Amount: The minimum lump sum for the Quant ESG Equity Fund is ₹5,000; for Min Add Lumpsum, it is ₹ 1,000; for SIP, it is ₹1,000.
7. Quant Absolute Fund - Direct Plan-Growth
Quant Absolute Fund is an open-ended hybrid scheme investing primarily in equity and equity-related instruments with moderate exposure to debt & money market instruments. The aim is to generate income/capital appreciation.
- Fund Performance: The fund's annualized returns over the past three and five years have been around 12.90% and 23.53%, respectively. In three years, the current value of a Standard Investment of ₹10,000 will become around ₹14,390.
- Minimum Investment Amount: The minimum lump sum for the Quant Absolute Fund is ₹5,000; for Min Add Lumpsum, it is ₹ 1,000; for SIP, it is ₹1,000.
8. Quant Business Cycle Fund - Direct Plan-Growth
Quant Business Cycle Fund is an open-ended equity scheme investing focusing on riding business cycles through allocation between sectors and stocks at different stages of business cycles. It follows a business cycle-based investing theme to generate long-term capital appreciation.
- Fund Performance: The fund's annualized return has been around 22.28% since inception. In a year, the current value of a Standard Investment of ₹10,000 will become around ₹9,108.
- Minimum Investment Amount: The minimum lump sum for the Quant Business Cycle Fund is ₹5,000; for Min Add Lumpsum, it is ₹ 1,000; for SIP, it is ₹1,000.
9. Quant Gilt Fund - Direct Plan-Growth
Quant Gilt Fund is an open-ended debt scheme investing in government securities across maturity to generate returns.
- Fund Performance: The fund's annualized return has been around 7.65% since inception. In a year, the current value of a Standard Investment of ₹10,000 will become around ₹10,778.
- Minimum Investment Amount: The minimum lump sum for the Quant Gilt Fund is ₹5,000; for Min Add Lumpsum, it is ₹ 1,000; for SIP, it is ₹1,000.
10. Quant Consumption Fund - Direct Plan-Growth
Quant Consumption Fund is an equity scheme investing in a Consumption-driven company portfolio. The scheme follows a consumption theme to generate capital appreciation & provide long-term growth opportunities.
- Fund Performance: The fund's annualized return has been around -6.19% since inception. In a year, the current value of a Standard Investment of ₹10,000 will become around ₹8,602.
- Minimum Investment Amount: The minimum lump sum for the Quant Consumption Fund is ₹5,000; for Min Add Lumpsum, it is ₹ 1,000; for SIP, it is ₹1,000.
Top Fund Managers
Below is the list of people who have made Quant Mutual Fund Investment a standout choice in a highly competitive market.
1. Sandeep Tandon
Sandeep is the chief investment officer (CIO) and founder of the Quant Group and has over 27 years of experience in the capital markets. He started working as a trainee in the money management business in 1992-93 with GIC Mutual Fund. Moreover, Sandeep worked in pivotal positions at several reputed financial services firms, including IDBI Asset Management, ICICI Securities, Kotak Securities, and REFCO. He has also worked at the Economic Times Research Bureau.
2. Lokesh Garg
Lokesh is the money manager at Quant Mutual Fund. He has two decades of experience in equity markets with Credit Suisse/UBS and Kotak Institutional Equities. He has also worked with ICICI Bank (Treasury) and Infosys. He was amongst India’s top analysts for capital goods, managing coverage in multiple sectors across a broad spectrum as a director at Credit Suisse, India Institutional Equities. He was also voted by most of the large institutional investors.
3. Ankit Pande
Ankit is the money manager at Quant Mutual Fund. He has over a decade of experience in Indian equities. In a business development role, he has worked with foreign institutional investors across APAC and ventured into seed-stage fundraising activities in Hong Kong.
4. Sameer Kate
Sameer is Quant Mutual Fund’s money manager and has over two decades of experience dealing with Indian equities and derivatives. Previously, he was a Senior Sales Trader at Investec Capital, covering equity & derivatives trading for domestic and foreign institutional clients. He has worked for over 16 years as a sales trader at Kotak Securities.
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