Nippon India Banking & Financial Services Fund Institutional-Growth

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₹8.5436

As on 22-Mar-2012

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Fund name	Risk		Base Expense Ratio (%)
SBI Banking & Financial Services Fund - Regular Plan Invest Online	Very High	loading...	1.49
Nippon India Banking & Financial Services Fund Invest Online	Very High	loading...	1.54
Invesco India Financial Services Fund - Regular Plan	Very High	loading...	1.78
Sundaram Financial Services Opportunities Fund - Regular Plan	Very High	loading...	1.81
Bandhan Financial Services Fund - Regular Plan	Very High	loading...	1.92

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About Nippon India Banking & Financial Services Fund Institutional-Growth

Nippon India Banking & Financial Services Fund Institutional-Growth is a equity mutual fund scheme of Nippon India Mutual Fund. Launched on September 22, 2008, it is currently managed by . The fund has an expense ratio of 2.07% with an overall AUM (Assets Under Management) of ₹7,367 Cr.

Nippon India Banking & Financial Services Inst is mandated to invest at least 80 per cent of its assets in the shares of banks and financial services companies. The fund allows minimum lumpsum investment of ₹-- and minimum SIP of ₹--.

Suitability

Banking funds are suitable for investors:

Wanting a small, supporting exposure to the financial services sector
Aiming for long term wealth creation
With a 7+ year investment horizon, who can withstand the sharper swings of a concentrated portfolio

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Most investors can skip these funds and stick to diversified equity funds instead
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