Top 10 mutual fund companies, minimum multiplier we can buy and entry and exit loads?

please give atleast top 10 mutual fund companies

If you want the information because you are thinking of investing in mutual funds, you may be going about the search in the wrong manner. I will grant you that the large fund companies do have some very good funds, but a better strategy in my oppinion is to first determine the type of funds you want to invest in and then search for the better funds in those categories. They may not be sold by the larger fund companies. A case in point are small cap stock funds. Some of the best are marketed by Royce Fund. They are not among the top 10 because all they market is small cap stock funds. Nothing else. They have a nitch market.

Anyway I just wanted to add my 2 cents worth. You already have a superb answer to your question from an earlier responder. Give him a best answer.

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Multiplier? Unanswerable as each fund in a mf company can have different loads. Key is should never buy a mf with an entry or exit load. No need. Go to schwab.com & see how many hundreds can be bough with out either. This question is a dead-end you need to abort.

The top 10 mutual fund companies are:

1. Fidelity
2. Vanguard
3. American Funds
4. Franklin
5. JP Morgan
6. T Rowe Price
7. PIMCO
8. Dodge & COx
9. Oppenheimer
10. Legg Mason


Regarding load funds, my suggestion is never buy them. Research shows load funds has never out-performed "no load" funds in the long term. You can almost always find a "no load, no transaction fee" alternative.

Look at the top funds over a five or ten year period. Such a period contains an up and a down market. Any shorter term will not have a down market included and will give you a false reading on how good the manager might be.
You might also look at no load fund families such as Vanguard, T. Rowe Price etc., there is no charge going in or coming out. This keeps more of you investment with you.

I think you are from India and interested in indian mutual funds. If you are agressive look at the funds from Reliance. If you are long term player depend on sundaram bnp pariba. Tata mutual fund is one more fund house you can bank on. Look at the birla sunlife mutual funds.

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