Bank of India Credit Risk Fund - Regular Plan

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    Fixed Income · Credit Risk FundNAV₹14.518 Oct 2026AUM₹69 croreExpense ratio1.37%1Y+16.72%3Y+9.68%5Y+27.40%

    Investment Objective

    The Scheme'S Investment Objective Is To Generate Capital Appreciation Over The Long Term By Investing Predominantly In Corporate Debt Across The Credit Spectrum Within The Universe Of Investment Grade Rating.…

    Performance vs Benchmark

    FundNAV as of 8 Oct 2026

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    At a glance

    3 year return
    +9.68% a year

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    Portfolio

    As of 8 Oct 2026

    Asset class

    • Debt70.5%
    • Others29.5%

    Market cap

    • Others100.0%

    Key figures

    Fund size
    ₹69 crore
    Expense ratio
    1.37% a year

    How it compares

    Trailing Returns

    1M3M6MYTD1Y3Y5Y7Y10Y
    This fund+0.29%+1.46%+8.54%+15.43%+16.72%+9.68%+27.40%+11.02%+2.12%

    Calendar Year Returns vs Benchmark

    Comparison with CRISIL Credit Risk Fund Index

    More detail

    Monthly returns, rolling returns, risk measures and the full NAV history.

    About Bank of India Credit Risk Fund Regular Plan

    Bank of India Credit Risk Fund Regular Plan is a Credit Risk Fund fixed income fund from Bank of India Investment Managers Private Limited, launched on 27 Feb 2015. Its benchmark is the CRISIL Credit Risk Fund Index. The expense ratio is 1.37% a year. It manages ₹69 crore. The NAV was ₹14.51 on 8 Oct 2026.

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    Returns and volatility

    PeriodReturnVolatility a year
    Last 1 year+16.72%6.85%
    Last 3 years+9.68% a year4.12%

    Returns over 3 years and longer are compounded annual returns. Volatility is the annualised standard deviation of returns over the same period. Figures as of 7 Oct 2026.

    Calendar year returns against the CRISIL Credit Risk Fund Index

    From 2017 to 2026, the fund returned more than the CRISIL Credit Risk Fund Index in 3 of 10 calendar years. The 2026 figure is year to date.

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    Investing from the UAE. NRIs can generally invest once KYC is complete, paying from an NRE or NRO account. Some fund houses restrict residents of the US and Canada. India's tax on this fund depends on its equity share and when the units were bought, and is deducted when an NRI redeems. The UAE has no personal income tax and the India UAE treaty may apply, so confirm your position with a tax adviser.

    Data from RuDo Wealth fund analytics, NAV as of 8 Oct 2026; benchmark as named by Bank of India Investment Managers Private Limited. India: RuDo Wealth Investment Advisory, SEBI Registered Investment Adviser, registration INA000019503. UAE: RuDo Digital Wealth, FSRA Financial Services Permission 220155, Category 3C (Retail), ADGM. General information, not a recommendation to buy or sell this fund. Past performance does not indicate future returns.

    2025
    2026 YTD
    This fund+9.32%-0.38%-45.23%-44.46%+9.34%+143.13%+5.56%+6.01%+6.52%+15.43%
    Benchmark+6.03%+6.69%+9.53%+10.42%+4.38%+3.57%+7.28%+7.97%+7.76%+19.13%

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