NFO Alert: Quant Mutual Fund Launches Overnight Fund Unclaimed

Quant Mutual Fund has introduced the Quant Overnight Fund Unclaimed, a debt oriented scheme designed for investors seeking short term parking of surplus funds with minimal interest rate risk.  

The fund operates in the overnight category and invests in debt and money market instruments with overnight maturity, keeping volatility and duration risk low. 

Key Development 

The Quant Overnight Fund Unclaimed is an open ended scheme under the debt overnight category and was launched on December 15, 2025.  

The scheme offers multiple unclaimed plan options, including IDCW and redemption variants up to 3 years and above 3 years. The minimum investment amount is ₹5,000, with no lock in period and no exit load. 

Fund Structure and Risk Profile 

The scheme follows a low risk strategy and is benchmarked against the CRISIL Liquid Overnight Index.  

As an overnight fund, it aims to generate returns by investing in debt and money market instruments with overnight maturity, making it suitable for investors looking to manage short term liquidity requirements. The fund is currently unrated and carries a low riskometer classification. 

Fund Management and Operations 

The scheme is managed by Harshvardhan Bharatia and Sanjeev Sharma. The registrar and transfer agent for the scheme is KFin Technologies Ltd, which will handle investor servicing and transaction processing.  

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Conclusion 

The Quant Overnight Fund Unclaimed expands Quant Mutual Fund’s overnight offerings and provides investors with a low risk option for short term cash management through debt instruments with overnight maturity. 

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