About Bank of India Mutual Fund
Bank of India Mutual Fund is a SEBI-registered Asset Management Company (AMC) — a fund house that manages the mutual fund schemes listed above on behalf of investors. Each scheme publishes its NAV (Net Asset Value) to AMFI every business day; the returns shown here are NAV total returns computed from that AMFI data. This page is for research and education only — not investment advice.
How to invest in Bank of India Mutual Fund mutual funds
- Shortlist a Bank of India Mutual Fund scheme above by category, returns and rating — sort by 3Y/5Y for long-term consistency.
- Prefer the Direct plan where available — no distributor commission means a lower expense ratio and higher long-term returns.
- Decide between a lumpsum and a SIP (systematic investment plan) based on your cash flow and horizon.
- Open a free demat & mutual fund account with ATS and invest online, paperless.
Not investment advice. Scheme counts, returns and ratings shown for Bank of India Mutual Fund are computed from public AMFI NAVs for research only — not the SEBI riskometer or a licensed rating. Past performance is not indicative of future returns. Mutual funds are subject to market risk; read all scheme documents carefully.