Quant Mutual Fund Revises Fund Management Roles Across 12 Schemes from February 20, 2026

Quant Mutual Fund has announced changes in key personnel and fund management responsibilities across 12 of its schemes, effective February 20, 2026. The fund house issued a notice-cum-addendum to the Statement of Additional Information (SAI), Scheme Information Document (SID), and Key Information Memorandum (KIM), informing unitholders of the updates.

The changes include fresh appointments, role revisions and a resignation at the fund management level, signalling a reshuffle in the asset management company’s investment team.

Key Appointments and Role Changes

Quant Mutual Fund has appointed several professionals to new roles across equity and debt functions. The revised responsibilities are aimed at strengthening the fund management and research framework.

Below is a summary of the changes:

12 Schemes to See Revised Responsibilities

The fund management responsibilities have been revised for the following 12 schemes:

• quant Aggressive Hybrid Fund

• quant Business Cycle Fund

• quant Flexi Cap Fund

• quant Focused Fund

• quant Infrastructure Fund

• quant Large Cap Fund

• quant Manufacturing Fund

• quant Gilt Fund

• quant Liquid Fund

• quant Overnight Fund

• quant Arbitrage Fund

The fund house clarified that the relevant sections of the SID, KIM and SAI stand modified in accordance with the changes. All other details of the scheme documents remain unchanged.

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Conclusion

The reshuffle reflects a strategic reallocation of responsibilities within Quant Mutual Fund’s investment team. While such changes are common in the asset management industry, investors will closely monitor how the new structure impacts fund performance.

For unitholders, the update primarily involves managerial adjustments, with no change in scheme objectives or core investment strategies.

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