How to access archived PPFAS Annual Unitholders' Meet recordings

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This guide covers finding and navigating archived recordings of past PPFAS Mutual Fund Annual Unitholders’ Meets (AUMs) on the PPFAS YouTube channel. The AUM tradition began in 2014, the year after the launch of PPFCF (then PPLTVF). The channel maintains a chronological archive of all subsequent AUMs, providing a 12+ year window into PPFAS’s evolving philosophy, portfolio decisions, and team perspectives. The archive is one of the most valuable single resources for new investors onboarding to PPFAS and for existing investors deepening their understanding.

Step-by-step procedure

Step 1: Visit the PPFAS YouTube channel

Open youtube.com/@PPFASMF in a browser or use the YouTube app on mobile. The channel home displays recent uploads.

Step 2: Navigate to the Annual Unitholders’ Meet playlist

Tap Playlists in the channel navigation. PPFAS typically maintains a dedicated playlist for AUMs. Possible playlist titles:

  • Annual Unitholders’ Meet.
  • AUM Recordings.
  • PPFAS Investor Meet.

Tap the playlist to enter the chronological list.

Step 3: Browse chronologically

The playlist lists AUMs in chronological order (typically newest at top). As of 2026, the playlist should contain:

  • 1st AUM (2014): First-year AUM after PPLTVF (now PPFCF) launch.
  • 2nd-12th AUMs (2015-2025): Annual cadence with the 12th AUM held 22 November 2025.
  • Specific years’ AUMs.

Each entry typically shows the year, the date, and a thumbnail. Click to view.

Step 4: Select an AUM of interest

For specific use cases:

  • New investor onboarding: Watch the most recent AUM first for current context, then go backward 2 to 3 years for thematic background.
  • Specific event reference: Find the AUM after a notable event (e.g., 2022 AUM for SEBI overseas-cap discussion).
  • Founder-era context: 2014 and 2015 AUMs cover the Parag Parikh-era and the post-Parag-Parikh transition.
  • Recent milestone context: 2025 AUM covers PPFCF crossing Rs 1 lakh crore.

The video opens with the full recording, typically 2 to 4 hours.

Step 5: Use video chapters for navigation

Most recent AUMs include chapter markers in the video description or pinned comment:

  • Opening Remarks (0:00-0:15 or similar).
  • CIO Presentation (0:15-1:30 or similar).
  • Head of Research Presentation (1:30-2:15 or similar).
  • Q&A Session (2:15-3:30 or similar).
  • Closing Remarks (3:30-end).

Click on a chapter to jump directly. This is essential for re-watching specific segments without scrolling through the whole recording.

Step 6: Search within the channel for specific topics

For topic-based search:

  • Use the channel’s search function (within YouTube channel).
  • Search terms: overseas allocation, behavioural finance, value investing, PPFCF AUM, succession planning, scheme launch, etc.
  • Results show videos (including AUMs) that mention the term.

YouTube auto-transcribes most uploads; searches match against transcribed content.

Step 7: Cross-reference with the year’s Annual Letter and factsheets

For deep understanding:

  • The AUM for FY 2024-25 (held November 2025) aligns thematically with the Annual Letter for FY 2024-25 and the monthly factsheets across that FY.
  • Reading the Annual Letter first and then watching the AUM provides the deepest absorption.
  • The AUM crystallises themes from the factsheets and adds Q&A-driven nuance.

Step 8: Save useful AUMs for offline viewing

YouTube Premium subscribers can download videos for offline viewing. Useful for:

  • Travel: Multi-hour flights or commutes.
  • Low-connectivity periods.
  • Re-watching: Repeated viewing for deep absorption.

Non-Premium users can use YouTube’s Watch Later or Save to playlist features for personal organisation.

For a new investor onboarding to PPFAS who wants to watch the AUM archive systematically:

  1. Latest AUM (most current portfolio, philosophy, AUM context).
  2. Prior year AUM (for one-year-ago comparison).
  3. 2022 AUM (SEBI overseas-cap discussion).
  4. 2021 AUM (PPLTEF to PPFCF rename and 10,000 crore AUM milestone).
  5. 2020 AUM (COVID drawdown response).
  6. 2018 AUM (PPLTVF to PPLTEF rename and scheme rationalisation).
  7. 2015 AUM (post-Parag-Parikh succession).
  8. 2014 AUM (first-ever AUM; founding philosophy statement).

This staged approach builds understanding from current context backward.

See also

External references

References

  1. PPFAS Mutual Fund YouTube channel at youtube.com/@PPFASMF.
  2. PPFAS Mutual Fund Annual Unitholders’ Meet recordings archive.
  3. PPFAS Mutual Fund Annual Letters archive.
  4. PPFAS Mutual Fund monthly factsheets archive.
  5. PPFAS Mutual Fund main site at amc.ppfas.com.
  6. SEBI Master Circular for Mutual Funds, 22 May 2024.
  7. SEBI (Mutual Funds) Regulations, 1996.
  8. PPFAS investor desk FAQ at amc.ppfas.com/faqs/.
  9. AMFI Investor Awareness Programme reference.
  10. Past attendee accounts and creator-community references on PPFAS AUMs.

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