Mutual funds have played an important role in India’s financial journey by offering small investors a safe and convenient way to invest in the market. Over the decades, several mutual funds have stood the test of time, proving their stability, reliability, and consistent performance. These oldest surviving funds highlight the growth of India’s investment culture and continue to attract investors who seek long-term wealth creation with trust and credibility.
When we talk about the oldest mutual funds in India, we refer to the mutual fund schemes that have been operating in the market for a long time. These funds were pioneers in India’s mutual funds industry and have a rich history, making them a solid choice for long-term investors.
Here are some of the oldest and must trusted funds in India:
| Fund Name | Category | Date of Inception |
| SBI Magnum Equity ESG Fund | Equity: Thematic – ESG | 1/1/91 |
| Tata Large & Mid Cap Fund | Equity: Large & MidCap | 31/3/03 |
| UTI Master Share Unit Scheme – IDCW | Equity: Large Cap | 15/10/86 |
| SBI Large & Mid Cap Fund (D) | Equity: Large & MidCap | 31/3/97 |
| Franklin India Prima Fund (G) | Equity: Mid-Cap | 1/12/93 |
| Franklin India Bluechip Fund (G) | Equity: Large Cap | 1/12/93 |
| UTI Flexi Cap Fund-IDCW | Equity: Flexi Cap | 30/6/92 |
Here’s a brief overview of the oldest surviving mutual funds:
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