Every fact about a fund, straight from the source.

What it will have

Tap the ones you would use. Each tap is counted on its own, with nothing about you, and tells us what to build first.

SIFs, the newest kind of fund

• The SIF register Every live SIF strategy in one table: its mandate, what it may hold, its derivative limits, the minimum investment, its costs and launch date. Read from each strategy's own offer document. I'd use this
• A page for every SIF strategy Growth since launch from AMFI's daily NAVs, returns labelled for how short the history is, its expense ratio and the facts from its documents. I'd use this
• What a SIF is The ₹10 lakh minimum per PAN, who may launch one, and how it differs from a mutual fund, a PMS and an AIF. I'd use this

Mutual funds, every scheme

• A page for every mutual fund scheme The latest NAV with its date and source, growth of ₹10,000, trailing, calendar year and SIP returns, volatility, the worst fall and how long it took to recover. I'd use this
• What a fund costs The expense ratio as it changed, from the fund house's own file, and the gap between the regular and direct plans in rupees over the years you hold it. I'd use this
• What a fund holds The latest portfolio from the fund house's own monthly file: holdings, sectors, asset mix and how concentrated it is. Which funds hold a given stock. The overlap between two funds. I'd use this
• A fund beside its category The category average: the mean of the funds' own figures, with how many were counted, and beside it the same for the index funds that track the same benchmark. The chart also draws a daily line of all the funds, including the ones that closed. I'd use this
• What a fund used to be called Past names and past categories, so a fund that was renamed or reclassified can still be followed. I'd use this
• Compare and filter Up to six funds side by side, and a filter over every scheme, listed by name or by size. I'd use this

Across the site

• Ask Almanac A question box that answers only from the site's own data, with the source document beside every fact. It runs in your browser: no AI, nothing sent anywhere. I'd use this