Sahara Asset Management Company Private Limited
Sahara Asset Management Company Pvt. Ltd. is a professional Mutual Fund House which manages 16 Mutual Fund Schemes in both Equity and Debt Segments. The Schemes have shown consistent and noteworthy performances. Sahara Banking & Financial Services Fund has been adjudged the Best Performing Banking Sector Fund over a 3-year Performance by the International Agency “Lippers.” The team follows a disciplined and professional approach in delivering high quality and consistent performances.
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