Pakistan's top performing Mutual Funds, ETFs & Pension Funds ranked and compared side by side — vs KSE100, KMI30 and Inflation
| Fund Name | 1 Year Return |
|---|---|
| HBL Growth Fund-Class B | 44.92% |
| HBL Investment Fund-Class B | 41.26% |
| MCB Pakistan Stock Market Fund | 35.43% |
| Alhamra Opportunity Fund (Dividend Strategy Plan) | 33.41% |
| HBL Stock Fund | 32.94% |
| ABL Stock Fund | 29.76% |
| KSE Meezan Index Fund | 28.74% |
| HBL Equity Fund | 27.90% |
| HBL Islamic Equity Fund | 28.91% |
| AL Habib Stock Fund | 27.67% |
We rank the best performing mutual funds in Pakistan by evaluating historical returns across various time horizons, primarily focusing on 1-year, 3-year, and annualized returns. The leaderboard above filters top funds within selected categories so you can benchmark them against the KSE-100 index and inflation (CPI).
Equity funds invest mainly in listed stocks and generally carry higher risk with higher long-term return potential. Debt or income funds invest in fixed-income instruments like government bonds, T-Bills, and corporate sukuks and are relatively lower risk. Hybrid funds combine equities and debt to balance risk and return.
Yes, many Asset Management Companies in Pakistan offer Islamic or Shariah-compliant mutual funds. These funds invest in Shariah-approved equities, Islamic deposits, and sukuks, while excluding conventional non-compliant businesses. You can use the leaderboard's Shariah filter to compare them.
Inflation reduces purchasing power over time. For real wealth growth, after-tax returns should exceed inflation. The leaderboard includes an inflation (CPI) line alongside mutual funds and KSE-100 to help you identify funds that preserve and grow real purchasing power.
