The fund employs an active allocation approach, integrating metals like gold and silver for diversification and inflation protection, fixed income for stability, and equity for long-term wealth growth.

The Wealth Company Asset Management Holdings Private Limited, a fastest-growing AMC under the Pantomath Financial Services Group, is launching ‘The Wealth Company Multi Asset Allocation Fund’. The true-to-label hybrid, commodity-anchored multi-asset fund will actively balance equity, debt, and commodities. Thus, it helps investors build long-term wealth by creating a resilient, well-diversified portfolio across market cycles. The New Fund Offer (NFO) opens on November 19, 2025, and closes on December 3, 2025, according to the press release.

The fund follows an active allocation approach, combining metals like gold and silver for diversification and inflation protection, fixed income for potential stability, and equity for long-term wealth growth. Each asset class aims to serve a distinct role in growth, stability, and risk-adjusted return generation.

Aparna Shanker, CIO- Equity, The Wealth Company Mutual Fund, said, “At Wealth Company Mutual Fund, we believe that asset allocation is the cornerstone of long-term wealth creation and preservation. As Indians, we’ve always been instinctive savers, gold in our lockers, real estate in our families. Our Multi-Allocation Fund invests in these very time-tested assets, bolstered by equity and debt, and now enhanced with commercial real estate that aims to deliver steady returns with modern liquidity. This is ancestral balance, reimagined with sophistication and ease.”

What sets the fund apart is its hybrid-like structure, which offers extensive flexibility to shift across asset classes while taking advantage of a favourable tax framework. The Wealth Company Multi Asset Allocation Fund aims to keep its asset mix aligned with the requirements for hybrid taxation under the Income Tax Act.

With the ability to allocate up to 50% in commodities, the fund provides managers greater flexibility to adjust their positioning based on changing macro and market conditions. This may ensure the portfolio is not just a residual holder of alternative assets, but an active, forward-looking allocator, designed to capture opportunities across cycles and aim to deliver more consistent, risk-adjusted returns over time.

Umesh Sharma, CIO – Debt, The Wealth Company Mutual Fund said, “By giving commodities their rightful place alongside equity and debt, we are building diversification that works in practice, not just on paper. The asset allocation flexibility within the Fund mandate allows us to capture the potential stability of debt, the hedging nature of commodities and the long-term growth of equity with better risk-adjusted outcomes. Our goal is to engineer portfolios that perform through cycles, with active conviction.”