Very High Risk | Equity
10 Nov 2025
24 Nov 2025
01 Dec 2025
₹10
0.89%
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₹500.00
₹500.00
₹500.00
Since Nov 2025
Mr. Chandan is an MBA in Finance
He has good years of experience in capital markets. Prior to joining Bajaj Finserv Mutual Fund, he had been with Canara Robeco MF, ICICI Prudential MF, SBI MF and Aditya Birla Sun Life AMC as fund manager and has also worked with Stratcap Securities and Darashaw and Company.
₹10.00 crore
Objective: To generate long-term capital appreciation by investing in equity and equity-related securities of companies in the banking and financial services sector. Category: Equity | Sectoral-Banking. Plan Type: Regular Plan. This is a mutual fund plan where the investor invests through an intermediary like a distributor or broker, who is paid a commission by the asset management company (AMC). Growth Option: This is an investment option where the profits and dividends generated by the fund are reinvested back into the fund, leading to capital appreciation. Demat/Physical: This is the method of holding the fund units. Demat: The fund units are held electronically in a demat account. Physical: The fund units are held in paper or physical certificates.
Generate long-term capital appreciation by predominantly investing in equity and equity-related securities of companies engaged in the Banking and Financial Services sector.
NIFTY Financial Services Total Return Index
S. No. 208-1B, Off Pune Ahmednagar Road, Lohagaon, Viman Nagar, Pune 411014
020-67672500
10 Nov 2025
Units are credited within a few days after the NFO closes and the scheme is processed by the fund house.
NPS can offer higher returns due to market exposure, while PPF and EPF are safer but lower-yielding. It’s best to diversify.
Fund managers decide where to invest the pooled money, aiming to maximize returns based on the fund’s strategy.
Returns are based on the Net Asset Value (NAV) movement of the fund and any dividends paid out over time.
SIP involves regular, small investments over time, while lump sum is a one-time larger investment. SIP is better for market averaging.
Yes, NRIs can easily invest in SEBI-registered mutual funds via KSquare using NRE or NRO bank accounts.
SIPs invest regularly, buying more units when markets are low and fewer when high, helping balance your investment cost.
Yes, NPS invests in equity and debt instruments, so returns vary with market performance over time.