Quantum Mutual Fund tightens exit load on Diversified Equity All Cap Active FoF

# What changed Quantum Mutual Fund announced a revision to the exit load for the Quantum Diversified Equity All Cap Active Fund of Funds (FoF). For prospective investments made on or after September 7, 2026, the exit load is now 1% for any redemption that occurs within 180 days of investment.

# What it replaced The earlier exit-load wording made the 1% charge conditional: it applied only to units in excess of 10% of the investment and only if redeemed within 365 days. That conditional structure has been removed. The new rule is a flat 1% for redemptions within 180 days for all new purchases.

# Practical impact for investors Investors who buy the fund on or after September 7, 2026 face a clearer, shorter penalty window for short-term exits. The key points to use when planning are:

• If you redeem within 180 days of a new purchase, expect a 1% exit load on the redemption amount.
• If you hold beyond 180 days, no exit load will apply under the announced rule for those new investments.
• The previous exception (no load on the first 10% redeemed within a year) no longer applies to new investors under the revised terms.

# How to use this information If you are considering investing in this FoF and might need liquidity within six months, include the 1% cost in your cash-flow planning. If your horizon is longer than six months, the change does not alter the mid-to-long-term cost structure described by the fund after the 180-day mark.

# What's not in the notice

# Quick checklist for investors

• Factor a 1% cost into any planned redemption within six months.
• For redemptions after 180 days, no exit load under the new rule is expected for those new units.
• If you hold units bought before Sept 7, 2026, confirm with the fund whether the old exit-load terms remain applicable to those holdings.

# Bottom line The fund has simplified and shortened the exit-load regime for new investments: a flat 1% exit load if you redeem within 180 days. This increases the short-term cost for investors who previously could avoid the charge on the first 10% redeemed within a year. Plan investment timing and expected holding period accordingly.