Finance - Banks - Public Sector

BANK OF INDIA

Analyze mutual fund ownership, AMC exposure and portfolio concentration for BANK OF INDIA.

124
Funds Holding
94.73%
Total Exposure

📊 Quick Summary Of This Page

BANK OF INDIA is held by multiple mutual funds across India, making it an important institutional holding. Analyze fund ownership patterns, exposure levels and investment concentration across AMCs.
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Top Mutual Fund Owners
124
Mutual funds currently holding this company.
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Portfolio Exposure
94.73%
Combined exposure across funds.
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Participating AMCs
15
Asset management companies.
🏦 Top AMC Owners
📊 Ownership Insights

BANK OF INDIA is currently held by 124 mutual funds with a combined exposure of 94.73% .

The top 10 mutual funds together account for approximately 34.01% portfolio weight in this company.

This stock is most actively owned by 15 AMCs across multiple mutual fund categories.

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Frequently Asked Questions

This page shows mutual funds that currently invest in BANK OF INDIA, along with their exposure and allocation percentage.

Mutual funds invest in BANK OF INDIA based on factors such as financial performance, growth potential, valuation and sector outlook.

Mutual fund exposure to BANK OF INDIA represents the total percentage of holdings across all mutual fund portfolios combined.

High mutual fund holding in BANK OF INDIA indicates institutional interest, but it should be analyzed along with fundamentals and market conditions.

Yes, mutual funds frequently adjust their holdings in BANK OF INDIA based on market conditions and investment strategy.

Multiple AMCs may invest in BANK OF INDIA depending on their fund strategy, sector allocation and risk profile.

BANK OF INDIA belongs to a specific industry sector which influences its inclusion in mutual fund portfolios.

Yes, you can track changes in mutual fund holdings of BANK OF INDIA whenever new portfolio disclosures are released.

Mutual fund ownership can influence liquidity and demand, but stock price is affected by multiple market and business factors.

You can analyze institutional investment in BANK OF INDIA by reviewing mutual fund holdings, allocation trends and ownership concentration.