Compare funds the way that actually helps
Put two to four Indian mutual funds side by side — returns, risk, cost, manager and the overlap between them — all computed from official data, in the OmniAsset app.
What a good comparison shows
A fund comparison is only useful if it's honest and complete. In OmniAsset's Compare you see, for every fund in the tray:
- Returns — trailing and rolling returns against each fund's own legal benchmark, not a convenient proxy.
- Risk — volatility, downside deviation, Sharpe and Sortino, and maximum drawdown.
- Cost and manager — expense ratio, AUM and the manager tenure behind the record.
- Overlap — how much any two funds hold the same stocks, so “two funds” isn't secretly one bet.
Pinned to one coherent data state
A comparison mixes nothing: every fund in a comparison is read from the same signed reference snapshot and the same date, so you're never comparing today's number against last week's. Each figure can open its source and date.
Any fund, not just yours
Search and compare any Indian fund — whether or not you own it. Comparison is research, not advice: OmniAsset shows the evidence and never tells you which to buy.
Common questions
How many funds can I compare?
Two to four at a time. You add funds to a compare tray and open them side by side; the comparison is pinned to one coherent, signed data snapshot.
Can I compare funds I don't own?
Yes. You can search any Indian fund and compare it against others without adding it to your portfolio.
Does it show fund overlap?
Yes — fund-vs-fund overlap (the weighted-minimum shared holdings) is part of a mutual-fund comparison, computed from official disclosures.
Compare any 2–4 funds side by side, from official data — in the app.
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