The origins of Quantum Mutual Fund may be traced back to Quantum Advisors Private Limited. It is an Indian stock research company founded by Ajit Dayal back in the 1990s. When the company was founded, in its initial days it concentrated only on portfolio management. But the business expanded and entered the mutual fund sector in 2006. Quantum Advisors served as the sponsor of Quantum Mutual Fund. The fund house has implemented a few firsts for the industry over the years. It was the first to benchmark its schemes to total return indices in 2006. In 2018, after SEBI enforced this rule, the industry adopted the same move. Apart from this, Quantum Mutual Fund was also the first to introduce a direct-to-investor platform. It also provided distributors with a zero upfront commission structure. This streamlined access and cut expenses for retail participants. The goal of Quantum Mutual Fund is to provide investors with long-term value. Its investment strategy centres on finding dependable companies that can weather market cycles. Then the company also assists its clients in creating diverse portfolios that would help them reach their financial objectives.
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Quantum Mutual Fund offers a number of mutual fund schemes. The fund house manages Rs 2,895 crore in assets as of December 31, 2024. The fund house employs a strategy based on research and value.
In December 2005, Quantum Mutual Fund was founded as a fully-owned subsidiary of Quantum Advisors Private Ltd. Quantum Mutual Fund was launched as a direct-to-investor fund company. Under this, the fund house did away with the need for distributors and middlemen. This ensured that investors gained from more due to reduced expenses and transparency. The AMC offers schemes in equity, debt and multi-asset categories.
Quantum mutual fund investments can be made both online and offline.