How are the returns of Bank of India Consumption Fund - Growth - Direct Plan fund?

Bank of India Consumption Fund - Growth - Direct Plan fund has delivered a CAGR of 1 year: 0%, 3 years: 0%, 5 years: 0%, and 9 years: 0%. However, its average rolling 1 year: 0.00%, 3 years: 0.00%, 5 years: 0.00%, and 9 years: 0.00%.

How much does Bank of India Consumption Fund - Growth - Direct Plan Fund charge as expense ratio?

Bank of India Consumption Fund - Growth - Direct Plan expense ratio is 1.03%

How can I redeem my investments in Bank of India Consumption Fund - Growth - Direct Plan Fund?

Give a request for redemption of the number of units or the amount you want. The request will be acknowledged and you will get information about the redemption and the NAV at which redeemed. The amount will be deposited in the designated bank account.

What is the minimum SIP amount of Bank of India Consumption Fund - Growth - Direct Plan Fund?

The minimum SIP amount for this fund is Rs.1000.00 and minimum lumpsum is Rs.5000.00

Bank of India Consumption Fund - Growth - Direct Plan

Q: What is the AUM or size of Bank of India Consumption Fund - Growth - Direct Plan Fund?

The AUM of Bank of India Consumption Fund - Growth - Direct Plan is currently 388 Crores.

Q: What are the top stock holdings of Bank of India Consumption Fund - Growth - Direct Plan Fund?

The Top 3 stocks are Bharti Airtel, ITC and Britannia Inds and account for 26% of its portfolio. Top 5 and 10 stocks of fund account for 34% and 51% of fund’s portfolio respectively.

Q: What are the top sectors Bank of India Consumption Fund - Growth - Direct Planfund has invested in?

Top three sectors of funds are FMCG, Auto and Healthcare accounting for 48% of the total portfolio.

NAV 9.96(0.81%)

Apr 17, 2025

Bank of India Consumption Fund - Growth - Direct Plan

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Decision Maker
Portfolio Quality

AUM

₹388 Cr

Expense (%)

1.03

Turnover (%)

N/A

Decision Maker

1. Right Fund

Performance

Quality

2. Right Time

Benchmark

Debt Fund
8%

Likely Future 5 Year CAGR.

3. Right Allocation

Will this Fund help diversify your portfolio?

Right Allocation advice is provided under Omega

Fund Review

3Yr Rolling Returns(%)

Benchmark# : NIFTY 500

Rolling: 1Y 3Y 5Y 9Y

Performance Summary - 10 Year X-Ray

	Dec' 15	Dec' 16	Dec' 17	Dec' 18	Dec' 19	Dec' 20	Dec' 21	Dec' 22	Dec' 23	Dec' 24	YTD
NAV(₹)	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	9.96
AUM(Cr.)	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Benchmark# BM# Returns(%)	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Fund Returns(%) ⓘ	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Implied Investor Returns(%) IR(%)	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Alpha(%) (Returns over Benchmark)	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Expense Ratio(%)	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-

CAGR ⓘ

	9 Year	5 Year	3 Year	1 Year
Benchmark# BM# Returns(%)	-	-	-	-
Fund Returns(%)	-	-	-	-
Implied Investor Returns(%) IR	-	-	-	-

Benchmark# is NIFTY 500

Bank of India Consumption Fund Review : 20 Apr 2025

Bank of India Consumption Fund is a Equity - Sectoral Fund - Consumption with an 388(Cr) AUM. It is Open Ended scheme launched on 20 Dec 2024. Currently, Nitin Gosar as the manager managing the fund. Benchmark of the scheme is Nifty India Consumption - TRI.

1. How has the Bank of India Consumption Fund Performed in the past? N/A

The fund has been operational for less than 5 years and hence it too early to be rated on Performance consistency.

The 3, 5 and 9-year average rolling returns and rolling alpha are not available

For last 5 years, Investors have earned close to or more returns than the Fund. This may indicate that they were aligned to the investing process followed by the fund.

2. How is the Quality of Bank of India Consumption Fund? Q

Fund's Portfolio Quality is Somewhat Good. It has a large proportion of Green and Orange Stocks.

Portfolio Composition

The fund is 98% in equity and hold 33 number of stocks. The Top 3 stocks are Britannia Inds, ITC and Bharti Airtel and account for 26% of its portfolio. Top 5 and 10 stocks of fund account for 34% and 51% of fund’s portfolio respectively. Top three sectors of funds are FMCG, Auto and Healthcare accounting for 48% of the total portfolio.

3. Should you SIP in Bank of India Consumption Fund? N/A Q

It is better to invest in a fund with a longer track record as this fund cannot be assessed for consistency of out-performance.

However, fund's returns unlikely to be different than its benchmark NIFTY 500, as the Fund’s portfolio is similar to its benchmark.

You need to look at the other funds in your portfolio and ensure this fund helps diversify your portfolio meaningfully.

Before investing a large lumpsum amount in a fund you need to assess its Upside Potential. You can contact us for advice.

4. What are the Risks in the Bank of India Consumption Fund?

Bank of India Consumption Fund is likely to fall lesser than the market. It is likely to do well in a falling market but not in a rising market.

The Fund has fallen harder, but not recovered faster than its Benchmark.

Underlying Asset Quality & Valuation

Underlying Asset Quality Valuation(%) ⓘ

Underlying Asset Valuation (%) ⓘ

Peer Comparison on returns

Upside and Downside Capture Ratio ⓘ

	1 Year	3 Year	5 Year	9 Year
Upside %	-	-	-	-
Downside %	31	36	41	35

Statistical Measure*

	Mean	Std Dev	Sharpe	Sortino	Beta	Alpha
Fund	-0.01%	0.94	-0.02	-0.04	0.82	0%
Benchmark#	0.00%	1.11	-0.01	-0.02	0.82	-

*Based on daily returns for past 1 year.

Mean and Standard Deviation

	Average Rolling Return				Standard Deviation
	1 Year	3 Year	5 Year	9 Year	1 Year	3 Year	5 Year	9 Year
Fund	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00
Benchmark#	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00

Drawdown and Recovery Period ⓘ

No Data Found

Top 10 Holdings

Company (Q)	Sector	% Assets
Bharti Airtel Limited	Telecom	10.38
ITC Limited	FMCG	8.82
Britannia Industries Limited	FMCG	6.36
Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Limited	Healthcare	4.06
Hero MotoCorp Limited	Auto	4.03
FSN E-Commerce Ventures Limited	Retail	3.94
Mahindra & Mahindra Limited	Auto	3.84
ICICI Lombard General Insurance Company Limited	BFSI	3.31
PB Fintech Limited	IT	3.22
Oberoi Realty Limited	Construction & Infrastructure	3.11

Fund Overview Bank of India Consumption Fund - Regular Plan - Growth

Launch Date	20 Dec 2024
Benchmark	Nifty India Consumption - TRI
Performance comparison Benchmark#	NIFTY 500
Riskometer	Very High
Turnover	-
Type	Open ended scheme
Return Since Launch	-
Min. Investment	5000.00
Min. Additional investment Min. Add. inv.	1000.00
Min. SIP	1000.00
Min. Cheques	6
Min. Withdrawal	1000.00
Exit Load	0.00%
Remark	Nil for 10% of investments and 1% for remaining investments or or before 12M, Nil after 12M

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FAQ : Bank of India Consumption Fund - Growth - Direct Plan

Bank of India Consumption Fund - Growth - Direct Plan has delivered CAGR and average rolling returns as follows :

	1 Year	3 Year	5 Year	9 Year
CAGR(%)	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Average Rolling Returns(%)	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A

The Current NAV of Bank of India Consumption Fund - Growth - Direct Plan is ₹9.96.

It is better to invest in a fund with a longer track record as Bank of India Consumption Fund - Growth - Direct Plan cannot be assessed for consistency of out-performance. However, funds returns unlikely to be different than its benchmark NIFTY 500, as the Funds portfolio is similar to its benchmark.

Bank of India Consumption Fund - Growth - Direct Plan fund’s expense ratio is 1.03%

The process for redemption is

Give a request for redemption of the number of units or the amount you want. The request will be acknowledged.
You will get information about the redemption and the NAV at which redeemed.
The amount will be deposited in the designated bank account.

The AUM of Bank of India Consumption Fund - Growth - Direct Plan is currently ₹388 Crores.

The Top three stocks are Bharti Airtel, ITC and Britannia Inds and account for 26% of its portfolio. Top 5 and 10 stocks of fund account for 34% and 51% of fund’s portfolio respectively.

Top three sectors of Bank of India Consumption Fund - Growth - Direct Plan fund are FMCG, Auto and Healthcare accounting for 48% of the total portfolio.

Funds Portfolio Quality is Somewhat Good. It has a large proportion of Green and Orange Stocks.Since this is a Equity - Sectoral Fund - Consumption it is comparatively safer to invest in this fund. However, since it has not consistently outperformed its benchmark index on an average 3-year rolling returns basis it is not the most suitable fund for SIP.

The category of Bank of India Consumption Fund - Growth - Direct Plan Fund is Equity - Sectoral Fund - Consumption.

Nitin Gosar manages the Bank of India Consumption Fund - Growth - Direct Plan Fund.

Bank of India Consumption Fund - Growth - Direct Plan current PE ratio is 52.31 and PB ratio is 11.80

The asset allocation of Bank of India Consumption Fund - Growth - Direct Plan is Stocks : 97.75%, Debt : 2.27% and Gold : 0%

The minimum SIP amount for Bank of India Consumption Fund - Growth - Direct Plan is ₹1000.00 and minimum lumpsum is ₹5000.00

The exit load for Bank of India Consumption Fund - Growth - Direct Plan is Nil for 10% of investments and 1% for remaining investments or or before 12 months, Nil after 12 months

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