Discretionary Equity PMS

Research Driven Quant based PMS

A disciplined investment process built on evidence, valuation, and adaptive capital allocation.

Fund Performance

Trailing returns, benchmarked to BSE 500 TRI

Growth Fund

Fund1 Month3 Months6 Months1 Year2 Years3 Years5 YearsInception
INVasset Growth Fund15.32%4.02%6.75%4.11%3.59%31.08%20.02%27.43%
BSE 500 TRI10.38%-1.73%-4.33%3.64%4.67%14.94%13.88%15.36%

Growth of Investment

Since inception
INVasset Growth FundBSE 500 TRI
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Leaders & Prime Funds

Fund1 Month3 Months6 Months1 Year2 Years3 Years5 YearsInception
INVasset Leaders Fund15.75%7.06%10.42%14.55%18.89%
INVasset Prime Fund15.74%4.49%7.51%6.97%13.25%
BSE 500 TRI10.38%-1.73%-4.33%3.64%7.57%

As Featured On

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Investment Discipline

Why INVasset LLP

A formal, evidence-led PMS architecture built for investors who value process, alignment, and measured execution across market cycles.

32+ years of investment expertise and market experienceINVasset Portfolio Management Service backed by over 30 years of investment expertise and market experience

32+ Years of Experience

Successfully running prop desk since 1992 with a 24%+ CAGR.

Quant-driven, bias-free investingQuantitative investment strategy of INVasset LLP eliminates human bias in stock selection and portfolio management

Quant-driven, Bias-free

Experience coded into proprietary algorithms for efficient, emotionless decision-making.

Award-winning strategyAward-winning quant-based PMS strategy by Anirudh Garg at INVasset delivering consistent long-term Alpha for Wealth Creation

Award Winning Strategy

INVasset AAID was awarded the Best Multi-Cap PMS Strategy in India by The Economic Times.

Skin in the game — own capital investedINVasset Fund Managers including Anirudh Garg invest their own capital alongside clients - true skin in the game

Skin in the Game

Managing ₹400 Cr+ on our prop desk using the INVasset AAID strategy — alongside our clients.

Extensive back testing on historical dataINVasset LLP strategy powered by extensive real-time data analysis for Wealth Creation in India

Extensive Back Testing

The INVasset AAID strategy has been rigorously back tested over 40+ years of Indian markets.

Pay-4-Performance fee modelPerformance-linked fee structure at INVasset Portfolio Management Service ensures client-first investing and outcome-driven management for Wealth Creation

Pay-4-Performance

One of the very few PMSs in India offering a Pay-4-Performance fee plan.

Leadership

Decades of market experience behind INVasset’s quant-driven approach.

About Our Founders

Rajnish Garg

Rajnish Garg

Founder and Partner
01
  • EDUCATION

    Chartered Accountant (ICAI) & Company Secretary (ICSI).

  • INTEGRITY

    Strong focus on regulatory compliance & governance

  • EXPERIENCE

    Over three decades of experience in Indian equity markets

Anirudh Garg

Anirudh Garg

Fund Manager and Partner
02
  • EDUCATION

    Bachelor's, SSCBS;
    Master's, ICMA Centre, UK

  • INNOVATION

    Architect of INVAsset AAID proprietary investment system.

  • EXPERIENCE

    Over 17 years of experience managing proprietary capital
    5+ Years of managing INVasset at 24%+ CAGR since inception

How We Buy Our Stocks

Our proprietary INVasset AAID (Advanced Algorithms for Investment Decisions) engine reads the stage of the equity market, then shifts your portfolio across four phases accordingly.

1. Value Stage

Belief: True value only appears in fearful, oversold markets.

When: Extreme fear, deep corrections.

What: Mid & large caps.

Traits: Strong earnings visibility, market leaders.

2. Growth Stage

Belief: Every bull run brings new leadership.

When: Fresh bull market emerges.

What: Small & mid caps.

Traits: Undiscovered names, medium-term tailwinds, multibagger potential.

3. Quality Stage

Belief: Markets can stay expensive for long stretches.

When: High valuations, expensive markets.

What: Large caps.

Traits: Exceptional management, strong moats, market dominance.

4. Safety Stage

Belief: Capital protection matters more than chasing returns.

When: Overheated, exuberant markets.

What: Liquid funds, arbitrage, gold.

Traits: Bear market resilience, capital safety.

No.PrincipleLens
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Recency Bias

The human mind often overemphasizes recent events, leading to decisions driven by greed and fear.

Behaviour
02

Ambiguity of Expectation

Insufficient data, knowledge, and experience can result in unclear financial expectations and poor investment decisions.

Valuation
03

Growth Oriented

We pursue growth aggressively, understanding that it often comes at a premium. Our long-term portfolios typically have a higher PE ratio compared to peers.

Expansion
04

Quality Is the Key

Quality distinguishes between mediocre and exceptional companies. Whether in management or product, prioritizing quality is essential for success.

Durability
05

Interest Rate Cycle

The interest rate cycle significantly influences the future performance of companies.

Macro
06

Capital Is Sacred

Appreciation of capital should be consistent and permanent. Depreciation of capital should be limited and temporary.

Protection
07

Optimal Churning

Different stocks excel in various market scenarios. A carefully researched, conservative churning process can yield better returns than passive investing.

Discipline
INV

Good investing is not only about finding opportunity. It is about protecting judgment from noise.

Print Media Coverage

INVasset and Anirudh Garg featured across India’s leading financial press.

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Stock Market Highlights: Sensex, Nifty jump nearly 4% on US-Iran ceasefire, correction in crude prices

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AI disruption hits India's core IT revenue model, but new money-making avenues emerge

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In the Media

Video Coverage

Anirudh Garg on CNBC, ET Now and more — market views and INVasset’s approach.

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