Umesh Sharma

Operates as a platform for selling medical supplies

FTAM-India’s investment philosophy is based on the belief that the analysis of fundamentals is more rewarding in the long-term than technical, even though these can be useful in the short-term. The firm's equity portfolio managers are primarily bottom-up investors. They conduct in-house fundamental research and use quantitative models based on proprietary research to screen the equity market and filter investment opportunities. FTAM-India complements this research process with company visits and meetings with key management.

UTI-IM considers asset allocation and sector allocation to be as important as stock picking and therefore combines top-down and bottom-up approaches, adapting portfolios to varying market conditions and making sure investment opportunities are not overlooked. They make investments based on their in-house research.

JMFAM aims to manage risk effectively while generating top quartile returns across all product categories.

RAMC has a long-term investment outlook with an investment objective centered on generating capital appreciation for the investor. They seek to deliver a degree of capital appreciation generating superior performance above the equity class benchmark. They look for market inefficiencies. RAMC's employs a bottom-up equity investment approach. Through an open matrix framework, they analyze companies' fundamentals. Their equity team provides a majority of the research and input and they also draw on external sources The firm's fixed income asset investment philosophy revolves around safety, liquidity and consistency. RAMC's investment objectives are to build high quality portfolios and aim for consistently strong results.