All funds: search, filter, sort and choose columns

The All funds page puts every open Thai mutual fund into one table. The numbers at the top show how many funds there are, split by type: money market, fixed income, mixed, equity and alternative assets. By default the list is sorted by year-to-date (YTD) return, highest first.

Returns for every period are calculated from the NAV published by the AMC. Risk level, dividend policy, fees, minimum purchase and redemption settlement period come from the fund information the AMC discloses. Funds that have closed, or have no data at all, are not listed.

Reading each row

• The fund code is in bold with the AMC logo and the risk level from 1 to 8 (and 8+). Tap the code to open the fund page; tapping elsewhere on the row shows the fund's full name and NAV chart beside the table
• Small tags under the name show key features, such as Dividend, a tax-saving type like RMF, SSF or Thai ESG, IPO for a fund currently on offer, and a status tag for funds not accepting orders
• The YTD and 1Y columns are total % for the period. Periods marked * (3Y, 5Y, 7Y and 10Y) are % per year. Green figures are positive and red are negative
• Cells with no data, such as a fund younger than 3 years in the 3Y* column or a fund that hasn't disclosed its expenses, show N/A in grey. It doesn't mean zero

Search and filter

The search box at the top accepts a fund code, fund name, AMC name, group or the name of a foreign master fund. Type and pause for a moment and the table filters itself. On a wide screen, fund type buttons with fund counts sit above the table for one-tap filtering. Every other condition is under the funnel-shaped Filters button.

• Fund type, AMC and tax deduction (RMF, SSF, SSFX, Thai ESG, Thai ESGX, or not tax-deductible)
• Investment region, country and theme, such as the United States, China, Japan, semiconductors, gold, or robotics and AI
• Risk level, currency hedging policy and the share actually hedged (%Hedging)
• Dividend policy, minimum first purchase, front-end fee and back-end fee
• Redemption settlement period, from within T+1 to later than T+7, plus an option to show only funds open to retail investors

Sorting and choosing columns

Tap a column header to sort by it, and tap again to reverse. Return columns start from highest to lowest; names and costs start from lowest. The "+ Add columns" button adds columns such as risk, AIMC category, total expense ratio (TER), FX hedging, minimum purchase, redemption payout, dividend policy, NAV, and other return periods from 1D to 10Y*. In that window, press ‹ › to move a column or × to hide it, and on the table itself you can drag one header onto another to swap them.

On a phone: the Returns, Costs and Risk views

• Returns: shows the return for the period chosen from the Period menu, with the latest NAV and its date
• Costs: shows the total expense ratio per year (TER) with a "Below peers", "Near median" or "Above peers" tag compared with funds in the same AIMC category. The tag appears when the TER is more than 15% below or above the group's figure
• Risk: shows the max drawdown, the largest fall NAV has had from a previous peak

How to use it

1. Open All funds, then tap the fund type you're interested in, or type an AMC or theme into the search box
2. Tap Filters to add more conditions, such as SSF tax deduction or a waived front-end fee, then tap "Show results"
3. Tap the 1Y or 3Y* header to sort by return, or add the total expense column and sort it to find low-cost funds
4. Tap a row or "Show beside the list" to see that fund's NAV chart next to the table without leaving the page, then tap "Open fund page" when you want to read more
5. Tick the box next to a fund or tap "+ Compare" to keep it for comparison. You can pick up to 10 funds, the bar at the bottom shows how many you've picked, and "Compare" opens the comparison page
6. To see more than the list shows, tap "Load more funds" below the table