
Angel One Asset Management Company, a wholly owned subsidiary of Angel One, announced the launch of two passive investment products: Angel One Nifty Total Market Momentum Quality 50 ETF and Angel One Nifty Total Market Momentum Quality 50 Index Fund. These offerings mark India’s first Smart Beta funds tracking the Nifty Total Market Index.
The schemes aim to optimise returns and diversification through a rules-based methodology and will rebalance semi-annually.
The MQ50 index combines price momentum and quality fundamentals to select top-performing stocks. Momentum scores are based on six-month and twelve-month ratios, while quality scores assess Return on Equity (ROE), Debt-to-Equity ratio, and EPS growth variability over five years.
Each stock is capped at 5% or five times its free-float market cap weight, ensuring balanced diversification across sectors.
Angel One Mutual Fund focuses exclusively on passive products, including ETFs and index funds, to promote financial inclusion and expand access to low-cost, rule-based investing. This launch aligns with the broader industry trend toward Smart Beta strategies for enhanced risk-adjusted returns.
The Nifty Total Market MQ50 Index is drawn from the Nifty Total Market Index, which covers 93% of market capitalisation and includes 750 stocks. The MQ50 portfolio consists of the top 50 companies ranked by combined momentum and quality scores. The index is rebalanced semi-annually in June and December to adapt to market dynamics.
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Angel One’s introduction of India’s first Smart Beta ETF and Index Fund under the Nifty Total Market MQ50 framework marks a step in passive investing innovation. With transparent rules, diversified exposure, and no exit load, these products cater to investors seeking cost-efficient, factor-based strategies.
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Published on: Nov 4, 2025, 6:00 PM IST

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