The top Portfolio Management Services (PMS) funds for September have shown impressive returns of 5-9 percent during the month, with most of these funds being relatively new players in the PMS business, having garnered 1-5 years of experience. Among these noteworthy funds, Invasset’s Growth Pro Max, helmed by Anirudh Garg, stood out, delivering a remarkable 9.4 percent return in September while the benchmark provided a mere 2.11 percent.
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Over the course of a year, the fund has showcased exceptional performance, offering a 63.33 percent return compared to the benchmark’s 17.48 percent. With Anirudh Garg’s 15+ years of stock market expertise and managing a PMS of over $10 million and a prop desk of over $20 million, the fund has made a strong case for itself.
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Abans Smart Beta, under the management of Abhishek Bansal, boasts 98 percent midcap exposure in its portfolio and the rest in cash and equivalents. This fund has outperformed the benchmark in both September and a one-year period, though it slightly lagged behind in the three-year timeline, returning 23.05 percent to investors compared to the S&P BSE 500’s 24.28 percent.
Torus Oro’s All Weather fund, managed by Nitin Agarwal, launched in 2020 and is divided between 56 percent large caps and 40 percent midcaps. The fund has impressively returned 33.94 percent to investors over the last six months, outshining the S&P BSE 500’s 19.39 percent returns in the same period.
PMS Care – Large and Midcap strategy fund, led by Jayant Mamania with 20 years of experience, has shown strong performance over the past year, with a notable 33.94 percent return compared to the benchmark’s 17.48 percent. Nevertheless, it has slightly fallen behind the benchmark in a three-year period.
The ACE multi-cap fund has allocated a majority of its portfolio to small caps at 41.78 percent, with the rest distributed between large caps (31 percent) and midcaps (21 percent). Since its inception, this fund has performed better than the Nifty 50 benchmark.
Samvitti’s Long Term Growth fund primarily focuses on large and midcaps, under the guidance of Prabhakar Kudva, a 40 under 40 investment manager according to the Association of International Wealth Management of India. The fund has favored the construction and financial services sector.
