Invesco Mutual Fund

Invesco Asset Management (India) Private Limited has been managing mutual fund schemes since 2006. It is jointly owned by IndusInd International Holdings Limited (60%) and Invesco (40%). It is one of the big fund houses, ranking around 15th in the industry. Invesco offers schemes with investments in Indian stocks, bonds, international securities, and a combination of different assets. You can explore its wide range and choose a fund based on your financial goals.

Here’s a quick overview of the Invesco Mutual Fund:

Data as of 30 September, 2026.

Invesco Mutual Fund House follows a structured process when researching investments. Before picking stocks, its equity team looks at four things: the company, its industry, market trends, and the economy.

The fund house also classifies shares based on the opportunities they present. For example, some companies may be recovering from a difficult period, while others may be benefiting from business expansion. Invesco tries to stick to each scheme’s investment strategy, even when returns are low in the short term.

The AMC has different teams for equity and fixed income investments, with 19 equity fund managers and 7 fixed income managers. The investment process also involves analysts, traders, and risk teams, with each handling a different part of the process.

The Invesco AMC offers 50 schemes across six groups. Here’s how the range is divided:

The fund range has more equity schemes than any other category. Some invest in companies of different market caps, while others focus on sectors such as financial services, infrastructure, IT, manufacturing and consumption. How these funds perform depends on how their chosen sectors do.

Invesco also has fund-of-funds schemes that invest in overseas markets. These let you explore investment opportunities outside India. However, foreign investments come with currency risk. Before investing, check which markets the fund covers and whether you’re comfortable with that exposure.

Invesco is a mutual fund house registered with SEBI and must follow the regulator’s rules. The AMC manages each scheme’s investments, but these assets are kept separate from the AMC’s own assets. A custodian holds the securities on behalf of the scheme. Keeping these assets separate helps safeguard the scheme’s investments if the AMC runs into financial trouble.

The trustee oversees the AMC and checks whether it follows the rules and acts in investors’ interest. Mutual fund houses are also required to publish important information about their schemes regularly. You can find factsheets, reports and scheme documents on Invesco’s official website.

Still, investing in mutual funds involves market risk. Your investment value can rise or fall with market movements. Before investing, look at the scheme’s holdings, riskometer, costs, and exit load rules to understand what you’re getting into.

The tables below list some of the Invesco mutual fund schemes that have delivered returns above their category averages over 3-year and 5-year periods.

3-year returns vs category comparison

5-year returns vs category comparison

Note: This is not an exhaustive list. Also, past returns only give you an idea of how the scheme has performed so far. It cannot predict future returns.

Before searching for the best Invesco mutual funds, start with your own needs. The right scheme for one person may not suit someone with a different financial goal. Therefore, first you should:

• Know your goal: Decide what you are investing for, such as a dream home, car, higher education, retirement, or long-term savings.
• Understand your risk appetite: Know what level of risk you’re comfortable with. A temporary change in your investment value shouldn’t deviate you from your financial goals.
• Match the fund to your timeline: Equity funds can be volatile in the short term. If you need your money in the near future, equity-oriented schemes may not fit your timeline.

Don’t choose a mutual fund scheme just because it appears on a list of top Invesco mutual funds. Choose one whose strategy and risk level you understand.

You can start Invesco SIP plans or make a one-time investment on Millions in just a few minutes. Download the Millions app from the Google Play Store or the iOS App Store, create a free demat account, and complete your KYC. Then follow these steps:

1. Go to the Mutual Funds section and search for ‘Invesco Mutual Funds’.
2. Browse the available Invesco MF schemes and make your choice.
3. Check its latest NAV, historical returns, holdings, fund managers, and other details.
4. Select ‘One-time’ for a lump-sum investment or ‘SIP’ for regular payments.
5. Enter your investment amount. For a SIP, select the frequency and debit date.
6. Review the details and tap ‘Invest Now’.
7. Authorize the payment using the OTP.

The minimum investment depends on the scheme. On Millions, the Invesco India Multi Cap Fund and Invesco Pan European Equity Fund of Fund have SIP options starting at ₹100 and ₹500, respectively. Minimum investment amounts can change, so check the ‘Scheme Snapshot’ on the fund page before investing.

You can also use the SIP calculator to estimate the growth of your regular investments. It tells you how much your SIP may be worth at the end of your investment period. Additionally, by choosing Direct Plans, you can save on costs like the expense ratio. This is because, unlike Regular Plans, Direct Plans don’t include distributor commissions. Nonetheless, you should always review the scheme’s details and risks before you invest.