Quantum Mutual Fund has announced a revision in the benchmark composition of its Quantum Multi Asset Allocation Fund. According to reports from Meta, the fund's benchmark has been restructured from 'CRISIL Short Term Bond Fund AII(45.00), NIFTY 50 TRI(40.00), Domestic Price of Gold(15.00)' to 'NIFTY 50 TRI(40.00), Domestic Price of Gold(15.00), NIFTY Composite Debt Index A-III(45.00)'. The revision represents a significant change in the fund's benchmark composition, affecting its investment strategy and performance measurement framework.
The benchmark revision has been implemented effective from June 29, 2026. As reported by Meta, this change represents a comprehensive shift in the fund's benchmark structure, affecting how the fund's performance will be measured and compared against market indices. The revision affects the fund's allocation strategy and how it will be positioned relative to its benchmark components.
The revised benchmark composition includes NIFTY 50 TRI at 40.00%, Domestic Price of Gold at 15.00%, and NIFTY Composite Debt Index A-III at 45.00%. According to Meta, this new structure represents a shift from the previous allocation that included a short-term bond fund component. The change affects the fund's asset allocation strategy and how it will be positioned across different market segments, including equity, gold, and debt markets.
In addition to the benchmark revision, Quantum Mutual Fund has implemented name changes for several of its schemes, effective from the same date. As reported by Meta, the Quantum Dynamic Bond Fund has been renamed to Quantum Dynamic Term Fund, while the Quantum Gold Fund has been rebranded to Quantum Gold ETF. Similarly, the Quantum Gold Savings Fund has been renamed to Quantum Gold ETF FoF. These changes reflect the fund house's strategy to align scheme names with their underlying investment products and market positioning.
