Edelweiss Mutual Fund in 2026: 13th for five years running

From 33rd to 13th, and then stuck at 13th

Edelweiss Mutual Fund managed an average of ₹1,77,099 crore in July–September 2026, excluding domestic fund-of-funds. That is 2.03% of the industry's ₹87,21,848 crore and 13th of 55 fund houses on AMFI's quarterly figures. Its fund house page carries the same figure.

The house has multiplied its assets nearly 80 times in ten years and climbed twenty places. Since 2022 it has stood still on rank, at 13th, even as its assets doubled: it grew 13.1% in the last year, exactly the industry's rate, so it has neither gained nor lost ground. Our league table of rank changes since 2021 shows it moving from 15th to 13th.

62 schemes, and most of them are index funds or fund-of-funds

Counting each open-ended scheme once by its Direct Growth plan, Edelweiss has 62: 21 index funds, 16 fund-of-funds, 13 equity, 7 debt and 5 hybrid. Fund-of-funds hold a further ₹23,882 crore on top of the ₹1,77,099 crore. The largest schemes by average assets in July–September 2026:

The Mid Cap fund is the largest scheme, ahead of two hedged or debt-like funds, the Arbitrage and Liquid funds, and the Balanced Advantage fund.

How the funds rank

Direct Growth returns to 16 October 2026; rank is among Direct Growth funds in the same category with that much history.

The Mid Cap fund is in the top five of its category over three and five years, and it is the house's largest scheme. The Multi Cap fund matches it over three years, and the Equity Savings fund is second of 20. Most of the rest are in the middle of their categories, and the Flexi Cap and Large Cap funds are 8th of 27 over five years. The funds in the lower half over three years are Small Cap (15th of 26) and Focused (15th of 27).

Low fees across the range

All but the Arbitrage fund charge less than the category's middle fund, most by 0.2 to 0.4 points. That puts Edelweiss alongside Invesco and Canara Robeco among the houses whose bigger funds are priced under the median. The Mid Cap fund pairs a fee 0.26 points under its category median with the house's best rank.

What the numbers do not tell you

Index funds change the picture of size. A third of the house's schemes are index funds, yet the ten largest schemes above include only one fund-of-funds and no index fund; the number of schemes says little about where the money is.

Rank flat, assets doubled. A house can double its assets and keep its place; rank measures the field, not the house.

Short records. Several funds have under five years of history, so their five-year column is blank, and their three-year rank is drawn from a period that favoured mid caps.

None of this is a recommendation to buy or sell any fund.