Sandeep Tandon, Founder and CIO, Quant Mutual Fund said the SIF framework combines the huge tech efficiency of mutual funds with far greater flexibility.
The sharp market up-move in recent weeks has emerged from a phase of extreme pessimism -- concerns over the rupee, commodities, global trade, and heavy FII selling, said Sandeep Tandon of Quant Mutual Fund.
Market veteran and founder of Quant Mutual Fund said he is constructive on the markets and is taking opportunities wherever he sees
At the heart of this disruption is President Donald Trump, whose return to the spotlight, according to Tandon, is escalating volatility across asset classes.
As equity markets await further clarity from Trump’s tariff policy, Quant AMC is advicing to focus on longer term growth strategies, tilting towards large and mega largecap stocks while selectively increasing exposure to smallcaps.
Quant Mutual Fund said that while both economic and corporate data have shown signs of deterioration, these underwhelming indicators are largely priced into the markets.
Through an email dated June 27, the fund house answered a few questions on the regulator's inquiries
The founder and CIO spoke about the fund’s money-management style and the importance of relying on data.
He addressed stakeholders in a call on June 26
Quant mutual fund’s stocks selection process helped many of its schemes to be ahead of the pack and deliver outstanding performance in their respective categories. Many of such stocks turned multibaggers and rewarded the investors handsomely. Here are the recent small cap additions in the portfolio of Quant mutual fund schemes over the last three months
On June 23, Moneycontrol broke the news that Sebi suspected front-running at the Sandeep Tandon-owned mutual fund, and that the regulator had conducted search-and-seizure operations at two locations as part of its investigations.
Quant Mutual Fund has been the fastest growing mutual fund in the country with assets growing from Rs 100-odd crore in 2019 to nearly Rs 90,000 crore currently
On navigating the uncertainty surrounding the elections over the last few days, Tandon said that it was an event risk that they had been preparing for over the last several months
The Quant Mutual Fund Founder & CEO sees listed commodities, metals, pharma, cement, and infra as pockets that offer value at the current juncture
The stress test is a theoretical exercise and a good form of transparency that will give investors perspective about how liquid fund schemes are and the risks running in them, says founder and CIO of Quant MF.
On January 31, the RBI placed restrictions on Paytm Payments Bank, saying the actions were warranted by “persistent non-compliances and continued material supervisory concerns in the bank”
I would like to remain focused on themes like energy, PSU, metals and cement, says Founder and CIO of Quant Group.
Prashant Jain believes that given the scale at which the government is planning the solar rooftop plan, the utilities space will become crowded. However, he sees some good investment options in the utilities supply side.
Tandon's investment thesis involves finding pockets of long-term potential, which have been neglected by others rather than going with the momentum
Tandon says investors should not be emotionally attached to any sectors or stocks, and have objective perspective
Not just this decade but half a century belongs to India and today is the best time for retail investors to optimise the real equity market in India, says the CEO and Director of Quant Mutual Fund
Tandon says that this cycle is all about under ownership and the most neglected zone or hated stocks that have not performed for the last 10 years or two decades; those are the names which will do better.
Sandeep Tandon said that he’ll get worried only if retail investors start dumping stocks and the mutual funds' flow becomes extremely negative.
Sandeep Tandon said that this decade belongs to value as a thesis. And within that value thesis, emerging markets qualify.
The MD and CEO of Quant Mutual Fund says he will worry only when retail investors start dumping stocks and the mutual funds' flow becomes extremely negative.