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Quant Mutual Fund

  • AUM ₹58,934 Crs
  • No. of schemes 27
  • AMC Age 28 yrs

About Quant Mutual Fund

Quant Mutual Fund came into existence after Quant Capital Finance & Investments Private Limited (sponsor) bought Escorts Mutual Fund in 2018 and renamed it. Escorts Mutual Fund was incorporated in 1996 and was one of the oldest fund houses in the country. At the time of its acquisition, Escorts Mutual Fund had an AUM of around Rs 235 crore, which has now grown to Rs 48,020.27 crore, as of December 31, 2023.
In the current structure, Quant Money Managers Limited (QMML) is the Asset Management Company for Quant Mutual Fund. Capital Finance & Investments Pvt Ltd is the sponsor for QMML.

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  • Quant Mutual Fund offers its customers 26 mutual fund schemes
  • Of these, 20 are Equity Schemes, 3 are Hybrid Schemes, and 3 are Debt Schemes
  • Quant Mutual Fund held 0.93% of the industry's total Assets Under Management (AUM) as of December 31, 2023.
  • The Largest schemes of Quant Mutual Fund with the highest AUM are: Quant Small Cap Fund, Quant Active Fund, and Quant ELSS Tax Saver Fund.

Top Quant Mutual Funds

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Quant

Fund Size

₹17,349 Crs

5 Yrs Return

49.79% p.a.

ETM Rank

#1 of 19 in Small Cap

Quant

Fund Size

₹5,873 Crs

5 Yrs Return

40.29% p.a.

ETM Rank

#1 of 22 in Mid Cap

Quant

Fund Size

₹4,617 Crs

5 Yrs Return

37.56% p.a.

ETM Rank

#3 of 23 in Flexi Cap

Quant

Fund Size

₹8,732 Crs

5 Yrs Return

34.11% p.a.

ETM Rank

#3 of 7 in Multi Cap

Quant

Fund Size

₹2,110 Crs

5 Yrs Return

33.02% p.a.

ETM Rank

#3 of 21 in Large & MidCap

Quant

Fund Size

₹8,342 Crs

5 Yrs Return

38.34% p.a.

ETM Rank

#9 of 34 in ELSS

Quant

Fund Size

₹1,829 Crs

5 Yrs Return

33.65% p.a.

ETM Rank

#1 of 6 in Multi Asset Allocation

Quant

Fund Size

₹1,869 Crs

5 Yrs Return

28.49% p.a.

ETM Rank

#4 of 27 in Aggressive Hybrid

Quant

Fund Size

₹891 Crs

5 Yrs Return

N.A.

ETM Rank

Unranked

Quant

Fund Size

₹2,016 Crs

3 Yrs Return

6.43% p.a.

ETM Rank

#13 of 33 in Liquid

Quant

Fund Size

₹78 Crs

3 Yrs Return

N.A.

ETM Rank

Unranked

Quant

Fund Size

₹158 Crs

3 Yrs Return

N.A.

ETM Rank

Unranked

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Key Information

Mutual Fund Name Quant Mutual Fund
Inception Date Apr 15, 1996
Trustee Organisation Quant Capital Trustee Limited
MD and CEO Sandeep Tandon
Chief Investment Officer Sandeep Tandon
Investors Relations Officer Mohini Sharma
AUM Updated On Mar 31, 2024

Documents required to invest in Quant Mutual Fund

The documents for KYC (Know Your Client) include proof of address and proof of identity. Here is a list of officially valid documents (OVD) admissible.

PROOF OF IDENTITY

  • PAN Card (Mandatory)
  • Voter ID Card
  • Driving License
  • Passport
  • Aadhaar Card
  • Any other valid identity card issued by Central or State Government

PROOF OF ADDRESS

  • Voter ID Card
  • Driving License
  • Passport
  • Ration Card
  • Aadhaar Card
  • Bank account statement or bank passbook
  • Utility bills like electricity or gas bills

While these are some of the standard document list, submitting all of these documents is a tedious process and can procrastinate your plan of investing. This is where ET Money offers you a paperless and fast solution.

You can submit your KYC in under two minutes by uploading the photos of your identity and address proofs. This includes PAN and any one of Aadhaar, Voter ID, Driving License & Passport along with your signature, a selfie and a live video, authenticating your identity. ET Money's quick KYC application makes investing easy and hassle-free.

It takes about 3-5 working days to get your KYC verified as the verification is done by government certified agencies.

How to Invest in the schemes of Quant Mutual Fund?

There are three ways to invest in Quant Mutual Fund's schemes

1. Through AMC's official website

2. Through a distributor

3. Through the ET Money platform

To invest through the Quant Mutual Fund website, the first step is to sign up and create an account. Then, follow the ensuing steps.

However, this could be a hassle when you invest in multiple mutual funds from different AMCs. It would require you to sign up with each fund house separately, making it difficult to track your investments and analyze them.

While investing through a distributor, you will pay a higher expense ratio because the distributor charges a commission on your investment. This affects your overall returns. A simpler, efficient and more effective way of investing in the schemes from Quant Mutual Fund or any other fund house is through the ET Money platform.

Just sign up once, and you can start investing in the schemes from different AMCs. You can also choose from various schemes of Quant Mutual Fund. That, too, at a lower expense ratio since ET Money is a direct investment platform. That's not all; you can track your existing portfolio on ET Money and view all your old and new investments on one platform, making it much easier to track and make better-informed decisions.

Further, the ET Money investment platform offers many valuable details like the fund's past performance, returns consistency, downside protection, fund history, expense ratio and exit load, among others.

How to invest in mutual funds via ET Money

  • Sign up using email and OTP.
  • Select fund. Enter the investment amount. Choose the investment type: one-time (Lumpsum) or SIP.
  • Enter PAN, full name and verify mobile number.
  • Enter bank account details and select payment mode. In the case of SIP, set up a mandate.
  • Follow the KYC process, which includes a selfie and a live video. Provide essential details and eSign.
  • The transaction is processed on verification of KYC documents.

Customer Care Details

For any query regarding any schemes offered by Quant Mutual Fund, please contact at the following address:

Registered Address 6th Floor, Sea Breeze Building, Appa Saheb Marathe Marg, Prabhadevi, Mumbai - 400025. Branch Timing (9 am - 6 pm)
Call us at 022-62955000
Email N.A.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Quant Mutual Fund's schemes safe to invest in?

As a company, Quant Mutual Fund is one of the oldest AMCs in India. However, no AMC can guarantee the safety of capital when it comes to market-linked investments like mutual funds. The best you can do is evaluate and choose a fund that suits your requirement and aim for growth.

Generally, 'short term' refers to an investment tenure of up to three years. Debt funds are ideal for such investments, but when investing in them, remember to match your investment horizon with the average portfolio maturity of the fund. For example, choose overnight funds if the investment is just for a few days. If you are planning to invest up to three months, liquid funds are ideal. Low-duration funds have an average maturity ranging between six and 12 months, while short-duration funds hold securities that mature between one and three years.

All mutual fund investments come with capital gains tax in the long term and short term, depending on the type of fund you invest in and the investment period.

Mutual fund type

Holding period

Type of capital gains tax

Tax liability

Debt-oriented funds

Less than 36 months

Short-term capital gains

As per the investor's income tax slab rate

Equity-oriented funds

Less than 12 months

Short-term capital gains

15%

Debt-oriented funds

Greater than 36 months

Long-term capital gains

20% with indexation

Equity-oriented funds

Greater than 12 months

Long-term capital gains

10% for amount exceeding Rs 1 Lakh

As you can see, it is not the fund that's taxable or tax-free; it is the gains that you earn that can be taxable depending on the period of investment and type of scheme.

If you wish to discontinue your ongoing SIP with Quant MF, you must visit the mutual fund?s official website or the online investing portal you used to create the SIP mandate. Log in to your account and select the investment you wish to cancel. Follow the instructions to stop the SIP. You can also visit the AMC branch and submit a request to discontinue the SIP.

  • On ET Money app or website, click on the profile icon and select SIPs/MySIP option.
  • In this section, you will see all the ongoing SIPs.
  • Click on any SIP to open a detailed view.
  • On the top right corner, click the three dots, which will take you to the Modify SIP screen.
  • You will see the "Cancel this SIP" option below.
  • Once you click it, you will receive an OTP.
  • On entering the correct OTP, SIP will be cancelled.

One option is to log on to Quant Mutual Fund's website and request a statement. You can also go to CAMS Online or Kfintech and request a consolidated statement by email.

A better option is to get a statement on ET Money. Once you request a statement on ET Money, the platform creates a customised dashboard for you. Whenever you wish, you can then check your entire portfolio just by logging onto ET Money.

On the website, hover on the profile icon on the top right after signing up. Select the option "Track external mutual funds" from the drop-down menu. Complete the process, and you can see your portfolio on the ET Money platform. This is a one-time process. Every time you want to track or check your portfolio, log onto ET Money, which will display a dashboard showing your entire portfolio and its performance.

To access on app, click the following link after logging in: https://etmoney.onelink.me/unJQ/oq97j0iz

You can do this in two ways. The first step is to choose the top-up SIP option right at the beginning when you start your investments. This lets you automatically increase the SIP amount by a predefined percentage (say 25%) or amount (say Rs 2,000) at regular intervals, like quarterly or annually. The other option is to start a new SIP in the same fund to increase the investment amount.

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