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Password should be in alphanumeric and start with an alphabet.Password length should be minimum 8 and maximum 15 characters.Password must contain minimum one upper case alphabet and one numeric value. Password must contain one of these special characters #_ $ @. Password will expire in every 365 days. Password not entered myCAMS brings digital convenience to manage your Mutual Fund investments. Enjoy one view of your portfolio across 17 Mutual Funds in multiple dimensions, transact to purchase, redeem or switch, open new folio, subscribe to NFO, start SIP in just 7 days with digiSIP. Try other features such as scheduled future transactions, redemption guide to select the most economical fund to redeem, myFavourites, Voice order and more. Please consult your financial advisor for investment related advice. As per the requirements of SEBI Cyber Security and Cyber Resilience Framework, 2FA at log-in is required to be implemented for all users who connect using online / internet facility. 2FA is a security process in which the user provides two means of identification from separate categories of credentials for increased security and to protect against cyber threats and security attacks. myCAMS has implemented 2FA utility to comply with SEBI guidelines. SEBI vide its circular SEBI/HO/MIRSD/DoP/P/CIR/2022/46 dated April 06, 2022 has given new guidelines to be followed by KRAs towards KYC registration. These new guidelines are effective 1st November 2022. SEBI registered interme...

Attention US Persons/Residents Of Canada The information and data contained in this Website do not constitute distribution, an offer to buy or sell or solicitation of an offer to buy or sell any Schemes/Units of quant Mutual Fund in any jurisdiction in which such distribution, sale or offer is not authorised. The material/information provided in this Website is for the limited purposes of information only for the investors. In particular, the information herein is not for distribution and does not constitute an offer to buy or sell or solicitation of an offer to buy or sell any Schemes/Units of quant Mutual Fund to any person in the United States of America ('USA')/Canada. By entering this Website or accessing any data contained in this Website, I/We hereby confirm that I/We am/are not a U.S. person, within the definition of the term 'US Person' under the US Securities laws/resident of Canada. I/We hereby confirm that I/We am/are not giving a false confirmation and/or disguising my/our country of residence. I/We agree and acknowledge that quant Mutual Fund/quant Money Manager Limited (AMC) is relying upon my/our confirmation and in no event shall the directors, officers, employees, trustees, agents of quant AMC associate/group companies be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental or consequential damages arising out of false confirmation provided herein. Active management : In a world that is being radically transformed by technology and increasingly volatile geopolitic...

The data pertains to folios/schemes for the email id and PAN opted by you. Zero Balance Accounts Excluded. The following example will illustrate the calculations used in determining weighted average age: Eg: Purchase No. 1 = 100 units 90 days ago Purchase No. 2 = 200 units 30 days ago The Weighted Average Age in this case is [(100 * 90) + (200 * 30)] / 300 = 50 days. * The Yield is computed as the XIRR of all cash flows in the folio, only for schemes that have current balance. Previous cash flows in that scheme(relating to redeemed units) are also considered, in case the report is taken for ALL(Active & Inactive) Units. All IDCW Payout and Reinvestment are considered; Interest is computed where applicable with half yearly compounding. In case of merger schemes, source scheme appreciation, IDCW Payout / Reinvestment were also considered. XIRR shown at higher levels than scheme is computed using weighted average method; thus showing indicative figures. ($) Short term XIRR returns for Equity based funds could be misleading as they could reflect strong momentary market swings. Risk Factors - Mutual Funds and Securities Investments are subject to market risks. The NAV of units issued by a scheme can go up or down. Past performance of a scheme is not an indicator of future performance. You may enter your Redemption request here. Please note that our site security policy does not permit an online Redemption transaction within 8 days before or after a Change of Address or Bank tra...

We get a lot of queries from our readers about whether to invest in a specific fund. Recently quite a few investors are inquiring about funds from Quant Mutual Funds. And given the performance of In this blog, we will look at the investment strategy of Quant Mutual Fund schemes and find out what has worked for them. But before that, let’s get a brief idea about Quant Mutual Fund as a mutual fund company. The Story Of Quant Mutual Fund Quant Mutual Fund is a very young mutual fund company. It came into existence in 2018 when Quant Capital acquired Escorts Mutual Fund. At that time, Escorts Mutual Fund was managing only around Rs. 200 crores of investors’ money (AUM or assets under management). Since then, the new management at Quant Mutual Fund has made major changes to the investment process and personnel. And the fruits of these changes are now visible in AUM growth and fund performance. Quant Mutual Fund was managing about Rs. 130 crores in assets until March of 2020. But the fund house’s AUM has now grown by over 35 times to around Rs. 5,000 crore mark. Stellar Returns Of Quant Mutual Fund In 2021 If you take a closer look at Quant Mutual Fund’s growth, you would notice that March of 2020 has been a pivot point that can explain Quant Mutual Fund’s recent incredible growth. In fact, if you have to pinpoint a date, then that would be the 24th of March, which is exactly one day after the NIFTY 50 and SENSEX fell by nearly 13%. Since March 24, 2020, every equity scheme of Q...

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