Over a year annualised (CAGR), under a year absolute. Computed from AMFI's published
NAV history for this scheme.
Risk
Volatility
Sharpe
Sortino
Beta
Alpha
Max fall
R²
This scheme
4.1%
0.76
7.15
—
—
-73.5%
—
Risk-free rate 6.5%. Beta, alpha and R² are regressed on the
— months this scheme and its benchmark share.
Growth of ₹100 since launch
Drawdown from peak (%)
Every one-year period it has lived through
Windows
Worst
Median
Best
Periods that lost money
2,535
-72.3%
6.7%
149.6%
24%
Every one-year holding period in this scheme's history, not just the last one — the
spread a real investor would have met depending only on when they started.
BANK OF INDIA CREDIT RISK FUND
Regular Plan · Growth
Allocation
By asset
Debt
74.32%
Cash & Equivalents
25.01%
Unclassified
0.67%
By market cap
Unclassified
74.99%
Concentration
Number of stocks
10
Top 5 stocks
47.42%
Top 10 stocks
74.99%
Top 20 stocks
74.99%
Lines in the filing
12
Largest holding
10.78%
Largest sector
CRISIL AA 35.57%
Effective stocks
15.8
Sectors held
5
Cash
25.01%
Effective stocks is what the concentration works out to: a fund holding
10 names but most of its money in a few
behaves like a fund of 16. Cash includes repo and TREPS, which
every fund parks money in overnight.
Sector split
CRISIL AA
35.57%
22.29%
ICRA AA
16.05%
ICRA AA+
15.90%
CRISIL AA+
6.80%
Cash & Equivalents
2.72%
Unclassified
0.67%
BANK OF INDIA CREDIT RISK FUND
Regular Plan · Growth · holdings
Top 30 holdings
#
Company
Sector
Shares held
Value ₹ cr
% of fund
1
TREPS
—
17
22.29%
2
8.5% Nirma Limited (07/04/2027)
CRISIL AA
800,000
8
10.78%
3
8.35% Aditya Birla Real Estate Limited (30/08/2027)
CRISIL AA
700,000
7
9.43%
4
9.40% 360 One Prime Limited (04/03/2027)
ICRA AA
690,000
7
9.32%
5
8.65% Aadhar Housing Finance Limited (20/08/2027)
ICRA AA+
680,000
7
9.19%
6
8.60% Manappuram Finance Limited (24/03/2028)
CRISIL AA
650,000
6
8.70%
7
9.45% Vedanta Limited (05/06/2028)
CRISIL AA+
500,000
5
6.80%
8
7.99% Rashtriya Chemicals and Fertilizers Limited (07/08/2027)
Between the filings of 30 Jun 2026 and 31 Jul 2026.
A position grows because the manager bought or because the price rose; only the share count separates them.
The list above is stocks and fund units. Treasury bills, repo and money-market
lines roll over every month by design — they are not decisions, so they are totalled here rather
than listed as activity.
A ₹10,000 monthly SIP over five years
Invested
Value
Gain
XIRR
₹600,000
₹911,488
₹311,488
16.76%
XIRR, not CAGR — a SIP's money arrives over sixty months, so each instalment has
been invested for a different length of time.
Not investment advice. InvestVerdict is not a SEBI-registered Investment
Adviser or Research Analyst. Every figure is computed from AMFI's published NAV history and the
portfolio the AMC filed with AMFI; none of it is a recommendation to buy, hold or sell. Past
returns do not predict future ones. Generated 1 Nov 2026.