Conservative HybridModerateVR Rating
₹65 Cr.
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Bank of India Conservative Hybrid Fund-Reg(G) is an open-ended conservative hybrid fund designed for investors seeking relatively stable returns through a combination of debt and limited equity exposure. Conservative hybrid funds generally maintain a higher allocation towards debt instruments while using equity exposure to enhance return potential over the long term. As per SEBI’s mandate, the fund needs to invest 10% to 25% in equity and equity related instruments and 75% to 90% in debt instruments.
As of 1 Apr 2026 ,Bank of India Conservative Hybrid Fund-Reg(G) manages ₹65 crore in assets. The fund currently holds 32 stocks, and the top 10 stocks contribute 13.00% of the portfolio, an important “quick check” for how concentrated (or diversified) the fund is.
The investment objective of Bank of India Conservative Hybrid Fund-Reg(G) is to generate regular income along with capital appreciation by predominantly investing in debt and money market instruments while maintaining a smaller allocation towards equity and equity-related instruments. The scheme aims to provide a relatively balanced risk-return profile suitable for conservative investors.Investors can typically invest and redeem on business days (subject to scheme cut-off timings and applicable exit load).
The current NAV of the scheme is ₹34.82 as on 29 May 2026, and the risk level is Moderate.
Bank of India Conservative Hybrid Fund-Reg(G) was launched on 18 Mar 2009 and is benchmarked against [CRISIL Hybrid 85+15 - Conservative Index]. The scheme is managed by Alok Singh who has been managing the fund since 21 May 2012 and the fund is also managed by . The exit load of the fund is Nil for 10% of investment and 1% for remaining investment on or before 1Y, Nil after 1Y
Bank of India Conservative Hybrid Fund-Reg(G) primarily invests across debt instruments, money market securities, and a smaller allocation towards equities. As of , the portfolio is allocated to Corporate Debt (39%), Government Securities (18%), Treasury Bills (1%).
A quick way to read this: higher debt allocation generally helps reduce portfolio volatility and generate income stability, while limited equity exposure adds long-term growth potential.
As of 1 Apr 2026, in terms of the entire equity allocation, the exposure to Large Cap is 15% , Mid Cap is 4% and Small Cap is 3%.
A quick way to read this: conservative hybrid funds usually prefer large-cap exposure within equities because of better stability and lower volatility compared to mid/small-cap segments.
The top 5 holdings of the fund are 7.1% Government of India (7.8%), 7.57% Indian Railway Finance Corporation Limited (7.7%), 7.68% National Bank For Agriculture and Rural Development (7.6%), 6.33% Government of India (5.2%), 6.48% Government of India (4.8%)
In conservative hybrid funds, top holdings are generally a mix of government securities, corporate bonds, treasury instruments, and selected large-cap equities.
The top sector exposures are Bank Sector Allocation (%) "G-Sec 18% Miscellaneous 18% Bank 16% Finance 15% Finance Term Lending 12%
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Sector allocation mainly reflects the equity portion of the portfolio and may influence short-term performance depending on market conditions.
Bank of India Conservative Hybrid Fund-Reg(G)’s recent CAGR returns are 2.0% (1 year), 6.6% (3 year) and 9.8% (5 year). These returns are as of 31 May 2026
Against the full Conservative Hybrid Fund peer set, the scheme is ranked 8/18 over 1 years, 14/18 over 3 years, 1/17 over 5 years period.
If you had invested ₹1,00,000 in Bank of India Conservative Hybrid Fund-Reg(G) then you would have got:
| Duration | Annualized Returns (%) | Current Total Value | Current Total Profit |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Year | 2.0% | ₹102000.00 | ₹2000.00 |
| 3 Year | 6.6% | ₹106600.00 | ₹6600.00 |
| 5 Year | 9.8% | ₹109800.00 | ₹9800.00 |
Note: These are historical returns and they may not repeat in the future.
Always check exit load before investing in any fund.
As of 1 Apr 2026 , the fund’s Beta is 1.
The fund’s Standard Deviation was 1%.
Similarly, Alpha was 0.
Also, Sharpe ratio was 0.
As of 29 May 2026, the fund’s YTM is 7%. A rising YTM often means the portfolio is earning at higher prevailing short-term rates, while a falling YTM can indicate either softer rates or a more conservative portfolio tilt. YTM (Yield to Maturity) is also one of the best forward-looking indicators for what returns may look like going ahead (not a guarantee, but a useful expectation gauge).
The fund’s Modified Duration was 840 years . Modified duration is basically a sensitivity meter: in general, lower duration = lower interest-rate sensitivity.
It may suit investors who want to:
It offers a few practical benefits: relatively lower volatility due to higher debt allocation, periodic income potential, diversification across equity and debt asset classes, and limited participation in equity market growth. These funds may suit investors transitioning from traditional fixed-income products to market-linked investments.
These funds are relatively stable but are not risk-free. Key things to watch are interest-rate sensitivity, credit quality of the debt portfolio, equity allocation levels, and consistency of returns across market cycles. Returns may be lower than aggressive hybrid or pure equity funds during strong bull market phases because of the conservative allocation structure.
For conservative hybrid funds, taxation depends heavily on when you bought your units. Units acquired on or after 1 April 2023 are generally taxed as short-term capital gains at your slab rate and there are no long-term capital gain and loss benefits.
For units acquired before 1 April 2023, taxation follows the older capital-gains framework based on holding period and the date of sale.
Tax rules are subject to change as per regulations.
Bank of India Conservative Hybrid Fund-Reg(G) is positioned as a relatively stable investment option that combines debt stability with moderate equity participation for long-term wealth creation.
A simple way to track whether it is doing its job is to follow three indicators: consistency of returns, quality of the debt portfolio, and downside protection during volatile market periods. The strength of conservative hybrid funds lies in balancing stability and moderate growth rather than maximizing equity-driven returns.
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