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Rohit Jain

Fund Manager — Dynamic Midcap · Purnartha Investment Advisers Private Limited

A Chartered Accountant who spent thirteen years in institutional equity research before taking the fund manager's seat on Purnartha's Dynamic Midcap Strategy. Purnartha names him under that title on the strategy's own page — and he is not the firm's Principal Officer, which is what makes the attribution real. On the firm's other book, Purnartha ONE, its own brochure names him only as co-fund manager.

Chartered Accountant · Institute of Chartered Accountants of India Post Graduate Diploma in Business Management (Finance) 13+ years in equity research for institutional investors Named Fund Manager of the Purnartha Dynamic Midcap Strategy by the firm; not the firm's Principal Officer
Reviewed 31 Aug 2026·Five points to hold in view. First, who leads Purnartha ONE: the firm's ONE Strategy brochure names 'MOHIT KHANNA [FUND MANAGER]' and 'ROHIT JAIN [CO-FUND MANAGER]', while the current ONE page on purnartha.com and its current one-pager both label Jain 'Fund Manager', and Mohit Khanna no longer appears on the firm's team listing. The ONE page also reuses Jain's Dynamic Midcap portrait, whose image description still reads 'Fund Manager – Dynamic Midcap', which suggests a template carried across rather than a considered re-attribution. The firm's team listing itself scopes him to 'Fund Manager - Dynamic Midcap' only. Nothing here establishes that he leads both books; Dynamic Midcap is the mandate the firm attributes to him without ambiguity. Second, APMI: the register names Rahul Rathi, the firm's registered Principal Officer for PMS, as fund manager on four of Purnartha's five approaches — Dynamic Midcap, Pratham, Vision and ONE — each against compliance@purnartha.com, the same shared address APMI's member registry carries in both the Principal Officer and the CEO/MD columns for the firm. That is the register routing to one mailbox rather than a per-strategy attribution, and the fifth approach shows why plainly: on Purnartha Make in Bharat Strategy — launched 8 June 2026, and ₹0.61 crore at 31 July 2026 — the fund-manager field names no person at all but the corporate entity, 'Purnartha Investment Advisers Pvt. Ltd.', with no email against it. A register that will accept a company name in a fund-manager field is not making a per-person attribution there. None of this is a finding about Rathi, whose own role the firm documents itself — its site describes him as 'the chairman and fund manager of Purnartha Investment Advisers Private Limited'. The point is narrower: the register is not the source for who runs a particular book, in either direction. That Jain is named by the firm on the strategy itself, and is not the Principal Officer, is what makes the firm's naming of him meaningful. Third, the SEBI-filed disclosure document, version 2 for 2026-27, names no fund manager for any approach at all, so the attribution rests entirely on the firm's website and brochures. Fourth, assets: the firm's site headlines '₹2,200 Cr+' in PMS AUM and '₹10,000 Cr+' in assets under advice, and its 2023 PMS brochure claimed 'Managed/Advised assets over ₹9,000 Cr' — but advice sits under a separate investment-adviser registration. The PMS book itself is ₹2,301.90 crore across 1,935 clients at 30 June 2026 per the disclosure document, having fallen from ₹2,187.11 crore at March 2025 to ₹1,983.69 crore at March 2026 before recovering; APMI's five strategy pages sum to about ₹2,278 crore at 31 July 2026, which is consistent. Fifth, benchmark and universe: APMI records Dynamic Midcap against the BSE 500 TRI, the SEBI-prescribed benchmark, while the firm's 2023 brochure gives NIFTY Midcap 150 and describes a 150-stock universe narrowed to 120, against the current page's 180. The current figures are used here.
AUM
₹453.06 Cr
tracked strategies
Since inception
+15.47%
CAGR · 2026-06-30
1-year
+8.58%
Trailing · 2026-06-30
Minimum
₹50 lakh
per APMI for both approaches and per both strategy one-pagers — SEBI's regulatory floor for PMS in India
The short version

Is Rohit worth your time?

Our read

A research analyst promoted into a concentrated midcap mandate. Jain is Fund Manager of the Purnartha Dynamic Midcap Strategy at Purnartha Investment Advisers Private Limited, the Pune firm SEBI registered as a portfolio manager on 23 July 2020 under INP000007021. He is a Chartered Accountant with a post-graduate diploma in finance and more than thirteen years in equity research for institutional investors. Dynamic Midcap launched on 16 February 2023 and runs a sector-agnostic, 18-to-25-stock portfolio drawn from a universe of about 180 midcap companies. He is also attached to Purnartha ONE, a multi-asset approach. Two qualifiers before the record: the firm's own ONE brochure names Mohit Khanna as its Fund Manager with Jain as co-fund manager, and Purnartha's SEBI-filed disclosure document names no manager for any approach at all.

Suits

Investors who want a concentrated midcap book run by a named, accountable manager who is not the firm's compliance officer wearing a second hat, and who are comfortable that the mandate is one line inside a larger multi-strategy business. It suits a three-year horizon at minimum, matching an exit load that runs into a third year, and someone who accepts the depth of midcap drawdowns and the volatility of an 18-to-25-stock portfolio. It suits an investor willing to read the fee schedule closely, because the SEBI-filed ceiling and the marketing headline are far apart. If you want a manager with a long verified record in this seat, or clean agreement between the firm's own documents about which book he leads, this is not yet it.

Watch-outs
  • On Purnartha ONE the firm's own brochure names Mohit Khanna as Fund Manager and Rohit Jain only as co-fund manager.
  • The firm headlines over ₹10,000 crore of assets under advice; its own disclosure document puts the PMS book at ₹2,301.90 crore.
  • Dynamic Midcap launched in February 2023, so the record he is judged on is barely three and a half years long.
  • Purnartha's SEBI-filed disclosure document names no fund manager for any approach, so his attribution rests on the firm's marketing pages.
Profile

About Rohit Jain

Rohit Jain is Fund Manager of the Purnartha Dynamic Midcap Strategy at Purnartha Investment Advisers Private Limited, the Pune firm SEBI registered as a portfolio manager on 23 July 2020 under INP000007021. The firm's strategy page, its current one-pager and its team listing all name him under that title; he is not the Principal Officer, which is Rahul Rathi, so the attribution is a genuine one rather than a compliance artefact.

He is a Chartered Accountant with a post-graduate diploma in business management, specialising in finance, and more than thirteen years in equity research for institutional investors. He has built expertise in financial modelling and valuation across major industries, and as an accountant also works in taxation, auditing and compliance. Third-party records place his earlier career at CRISIL, an S&P Global company, and Systematix Shares.

The person

Career

  1. current

    Fund Manager — Dynamic Midcap, Purnartha Investment Advisers Private Limited

    Named as Fund Manager on the firm's Dynamic Midcap Strategy page, on its current strategy one-pager and on its team listing, where his role is scoped specifically to Dynamic Midcap. The strategy launched on 16 February 2023.

  2. current

    Attached to the Purnartha ONE Strategy

    The firm's own ONE Strategy brochure names 'MOHIT KHANNA [FUND MANAGER]' and 'ROHIT JAIN [CO-FUND MANAGER]'. The current ONE Strategy page and one-pager label him Fund Manager, and Mohit Khanna no longer appears on the firm's team listing. The firm's materials do not agree; read the section on this before assuming he leads it.

  3. before Purnartha

    Institutional equity research

    More than thirteen years covering equities for institutional investors, with sector expertise across major industries and a specialism in financial modelling and valuation. The firm's own materials do not name his employers; a third-party PMS platform records CRISIL, an S&P Global company, and Systematix Shares.

  4. qualification

    Chartered Accountant and PGDBM (Finance)

    The accounting qualification is the firm's stated reason for his depth in taxation, auditing and compliance alongside valuation work.

How they invest

Six principles

Midcap by design, sector agnostic by rule

The universe is drawn primarily from the midcap indices and the portfolio is built without sector constraints, with public-sector companies excluded.

Three styles, switched deliberately

Growth-oriented, margin-expansion and strategic-valuation sleeves run side by side, and the firm describes moving between them as the source of alpha rather than committing to one.

Concentration with a ceiling

Eighteen to twenty-five names from a universe of about 180. A starting position runs 3% to 8%, and any holding that breaches roughly 12% of the portfolio is trimmed by rule.

Balance sheets before stories

Companies carrying high debt-to-equity or pledged promoter shares are filtered out before valuation work begins; net cash or low leverage is a selection criterion, not a preference.

Scuttlebutt as verification

On-ground market checks by the team are a named step in the process, used to test what the filings and models say.

Exit on the objective, not on the mood

Strategic-valuation positions are churned once the target return is achieved, and businesses are sold on meeting the investment objective — a stated discipline rather than a discretionary call.

Proof of process

The call that shows the method working

Documented — firm strategy page and one-pager; APMI names the Principal Officer

Named by the firm, and not the Principal Officer

Purnartha's own Dynamic Midcap Strategy page carries his name and title directly: 'Rohit Jain — Fund Manager'. The firm's current one-pager for the strategy signs off the same way, and its team listing scopes him precisely, as 'Fund Manager - Dynamic Midcap'. That is three firm-published sources agreeing on one mandate.

What makes it worth something is who he is not. SEBI requires every portfolio manager to designate a Principal Officer responsible for investment decisions, and at Purnartha that is Rahul Rathi — stated in the footer of every page on the firm's site, on APMI's member register, and on the firm's disclosure document. APMI's strategy pages accordingly carry Rathi's name on four of the firm's five approaches, each against compliance@purnartha.com, the address APMI's registry also puts in both the Principal Officer and the CEO/MD columns for Purnartha. Those entries are the register's routing rather than a per-strategy attribution, and the fifth approach settles the point: on Purnartha Make in Bharat Strategy the fund-manager field names the company itself, 'Purnartha Investment Advisers Pvt. Ltd.', and carries no email at all. A field that will accept a corporate entity is not making a per-person attribution. That is a limit on the register, not on Rathi — the firm's own site calls him 'the chairman and fund manager of Purnartha Investment Advisers Private Limited', and his standing rests on what Purnartha publishes, not on what APMI files. Because Jain too is named by Purnartha itself, and is not the Principal Officer, his attribution is not the same fact recorded twice.

Two limits belong in the same breath. The SEBI-filed disclosure document names no fund manager for any approach, so the evidence is the firm's published pages rather than a regulatory filing. And on Purnartha ONE the firm contradicts itself — its own brochure for that strategy names Mohit Khanna as Fund Manager with Jain as co-fund manager, while the current page and one-pager give Jain the lead title. Dynamic Midcap is the book that is his without argument. The firm's enforcement record, on its own disclosure document, is 'None' against every head.

  1. Mar 2011
    The company is incorporated as Capmetrics Technology Solutions Pvt. Ltd.
  2. Jul 2015 / Sep 2017
    Renamed Capmetrics Investment Advisers, then Purnartha Investment Advisers
  3. 23 Jul 2020
    SEBI grants portfolio-manager registration INP000007021, perpetual
  4. 2021
    The firm launches a Category III Alternative Investment Fund
  5. 2022
    Purnartha's PMS crosses ₹1,000 crore in assets under management
  6. 16 Feb 2023
    Purnartha Dynamic Midcap Strategy inception — the book he is named on
  7. 5 Sep 2023
    Purnartha ONE Strategy inception — the multi-asset book where his role is disputed
  8. 30 Jun 2026
    Firm discretionary PMS assets of ₹2,301.90 crore across 1,935 clients, per its disclosure document
  9. 31 Jul 2026
    APMI records ₹447.27 crore in Dynamic Midcap and ₹5.79 crore in ONE
Track record

How the strategies have performed

Trailing returns, net of fees, annualised beyond one year. Shown only when sourced and dated; missing figures are unavailable, never zero.

Trailing returns · net of fees · annualised beyond 1Y
Verifiedas of 2026-06-30
Strategy1Y3YSince inception
Purnartha One Strategy+6.41%+9.01%
Purnartha Dynamic Midcap+8.61%+14.34%+15.55%

Figures are historical, unaudited and third-party reported, as of 2026-06-30. Past performance is not indicative of future returns.

Due diligence

What to press Rohit on

Bring these to the call.

Attribution

Which books are actually his?

The firm names him on Dynamic Midcap without ambiguity and contradicts itself on ONE. Ask for written confirmation of the named manager and co-manager on each approach, and whether Mohit Khanna is still with the firm.

Decision rights

Where does the CIO sit?

Purnartha's team listing shows a Chief Investment Officer, Sunny Arora, alongside the fund manager and the Principal Officer. Ask who signs off on buys and sells, position sizing and the sell discipline, and what happens when they disagree.

Cost

The ceiling and the headline are far apart

The SEBI-filed disclosure document permits up to 5.00% per annum fixed on the Dynamic strategy; the marketing one-pager shows options well below that. Ask for the exact fixed rate, hurdle, profit share, high-water-mark frequency and exit-load schedule on your own plan.

Drawdown

How bad has the bad been?

An 18-to-25-stock midcap portfolio falls harder than a broad benchmark. Ask for the worst peak-to-trough drawdown since February 2023, the date it happened and how long recovery took — not the trailing returns.

Assets

Which number are you being sold?

The advice figure and the PMS figure are different businesses under different registrations. Ask specifically for discretionary PMS assets and client count by strategy, and for the trend over the last eight quarters.

Firm health

The parent's own numbers move a lot

Purnartha's audited accounts show a profit of ₹17.62 crore in FY2022-23, a loss of ₹8.49 crore in FY2023-24 and a profit of ₹6.71 crore in FY2024-25. Ask what drove the swing and how the business is funded through a weak year.

Overlap

Does ONE just hold the PMS book?

The ONE Strategy's direct-equity sleeve is drawn from Purnartha's own PMS and AIF stocks. If you are shown both, ask for the overlap before treating them as diversification.

Context

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Questions investors ask

Rohit Jain · FAQ

What does Rohit Jain manage?
The Purnartha Dynamic Midcap Strategy, a discretionary PMS approach live since 16 February 2023, holding 18 to 25 midcap stocks selected from a universe of about 180. The firm names him Fund Manager on the strategy's own page, on its one-pager and on its team listing. He is also attached to the Purnartha ONE Strategy, a multi-asset approach live since 5 September 2023, where the firm's materials disagree on his role.
Does he lead the ONE Strategy?
Not on the firm's own brochure for it, which names 'MOHIT KHANNA [FUND MANAGER]' and 'ROHIT JAIN [CO-FUND MANAGER]'. The current ONE Strategy page and its one-pager label him Fund Manager, and Mohit Khanna no longer appears on Purnartha's team listing. Treat the lead role on ONE as unsettled and ask the firm to confirm it in writing.
Why does APMI name someone else?
APMI records Rahul Rathi on four of Purnartha's five approaches, each against compliance@purnartha.com — the same shared address the member registry carries in both the Principal Officer and the CEO/MD columns for the firm. That makes those entries the firm's routing contact rather than per-strategy attribution. The fifth approach, Purnartha Make in Bharat Strategy, names no person at all: its fund-manager field holds 'Purnartha Investment Advisers Pvt. Ltd.', the company, with no email. None of that is a mark against Rathi, who is Purnartha's Chairman and registered Principal Officer and whom the firm's own site describes as its chairman and fund manager; it simply means the register is not where you learn who runs a particular book. For Dynamic Midcap that comes from Purnartha's own strategy page, its one-pager and its team listing, which name Jain.
How big is the book he runs?
APMI records ₹447.27 crore in Purnartha Dynamic Midcap and ₹5.79 crore in Purnartha ONE as at 31 July 2026. The firm's whole discretionary PMS business was ₹2,301.90 crore across 1,935 clients at 30 June 2026, per its own disclosure document, so Dynamic Midcap is roughly a fifth of it.
Has SEBI taken any action against the firm or against him?
None. Purnartha's own SEBI disclosure document, version 2 for 2026-27, records 'None' against every head — penalties or directions from SEBI, penalties for economic offences or securities-law violations, pending material litigation or criminal cases against the portfolio manager or key personnel, systems deficiencies observed by any regulator, and enquiry or adjudication proceedings. We found nothing to contradict that.
What is the minimum investment, and what are the fees?
The minimum is ₹50 lakh, SEBI's regulatory floor, stated on APMI and on both strategy one-pagers. The exit load is 3% in year one, 2% in year two and 1% in year three. On fees, be careful: the SEBI-filed disclosure document sets a ceiling of up to 5.00% per annum fixed on the Dynamic strategy and up to 2.50% on ONE, plus a performance-linked fee as agreed on a high-water-mark basis, while the marketing one-pagers show lower headline options. Get the exact numbers on your own agreement.

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PMS Sahi Hai is a distributor (APMI Reg. APRN08358), not a SEBI-registered Investment Adviser. APMI registration does not constitute an endorsement. We are paid by the product manufacturer; this does not change the price you pay. PMS & AIF investments are subject to market risks; past performance is not indicative of future returns. This is not investment advice. PMS Sahi Hai is an independent marketplace and is not affiliated with Rohit Jain.

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