Funds

Every open-ended scheme (one that takes new money any day) with a disclosed portfolio: its NAV (price per unit), returns, size and cost, and every measure derived from the disclosures — each one available to order the list by, and each one shown in its own units when chosen. Schemes that cannot be invested in — wound up, dormant, closed-ended or interval (open only on set dates) — are not listed; their pages stay up for research.

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Expense ratio (yearly fee taken from the fund) at most % Size from ₹ cr Size to ₹ cr Same lead manager for at least years

Three ranges, and only three: what a fund costs, how big it is, and how long the person running it has been there. There is no range over a fund's record, because filtering on a record builds a shortlist of past winners — and Anveshan's own testing found that shortlist does not predict the next three years. A fund with no expense or tenure on file is excluded by those two, never silently included.

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2,109 funds

ordered by size · showing 5701–2109

Fund	Category	NAV	1 yr	3 yrs p.a.	Assets	Expense, Direct	How often it beat its category
No fund matches these filters.

NAV is the growth class (gains reinvested, no payouts), Direct plan (bought without a distributor's commission) where one exists; returns are CAGR (the steady yearly rate that gives the same total) to the build's NAV date. How often it beat its category is the share of rolling three-year stretches (one starting each month) in which the fund beat its category median (the middle fund of its category); a full record needs 36 windows, and a thinner one is greyed. Funds without that measurement sort last, never first; a fund with no NAV in the last 45 days — wound up, merged or dormant — sorts last of all and is marked. On a phone the table keeps three columns — the fund, its size and the measure chosen for ordering; category, NAV, both returns and the expense ratio are dropped rather than pushed off the right-hand edge, because an ordering that cannot be seen is worth nothing.