Anindya Sarkar
Anindya Sarkar runs 17 schemes totalling ₹6.8k cr in AUM. Manager tenure spans 0 years. A manager's track record is the strongest signal of repeatable process — isolated outperformance in a single scheme tells you less than consistency across multiple mandates.
Schemes currently managed.
Ordered by AUM descending. The largest mandate is usually the manager's anchor — newer or smaller mandates can carry different risk-reward profiles and shouldn't be benchmarked against the flagship.
AUM-weighted, multi-scheme, and skeptical of solo wins.
The 3Y and 5Y CAGRs shown for each scheme are pulled from the latest monthly return refresh (live data). The weighted 3Y and 5Y at the top of this page are AUM-weighted means across the schemes this manager runs — large mandates count more than small mandates in the headline number, mirroring how investors actually experience the manager's allocation choices.
A single strong scheme doesn't make a strong manager. Look for consistency across the schemes column — if 3Y CAGRs vary by more than ~5 percentage points across schemes, the manager may be running materially different strategies under one name, and the composite is less meaningful than the per-scheme view.
Tenure is the number of years on file with AMFI. A 3-year tenure cannot have a 5-year CAGR on a single scheme; where the return column shows a number anyway, the manager has likely inherited a scheme with an existing track record. Full methodology · reviewed January 2026.
Tenure and scheme assignments sourced from AMFI fund-manager disclosure; returns from AMFI NAV history compiled in-house. Track-record analysis is not a forecast — past performance does not guarantee future results. MintByte is an AMFI-registered mutual fund distributor (ARN-314872); SEBI Registered Investment Adviser and Research Analyst registrations are in process. Not investment advice.