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Franklin India Banking & PSU Debt Fund

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21.860.01% (-0.00)
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Fund has been able to generate better returns compared to other funds in the same category

Expense Ratio

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Return vs FD Rates

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Fund has not been able to generate better price return than bank FD

Red Flags

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Total holdings with red flags is insignificant

Franklin India Banking & PSU Debt Fund

Growth
DebtBanking & PSU Fund
Mid-size FundAssets Under Mgmt: ₹ 618 Cr
Moderate RiskPrinciple investment will be at moderate risk
21.860.01% (-0.00)

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Returns

Fund's average annual rolling returns over the last three years is compared against the funds from the same category

Fund has been able to generate better returns compared to other funds in the same category

Expense Ratio

Expense Ratio is the fee paid by investors of Mutual Funds. Fund's expense ratio is compared against the expense ratio of other funds in the same category to check if the fund is charging more or less compared to other funds in the same category

Less expense ratio implies better returns over the long term

Return vs FD Rates

If fund's return is lower than the average fixed deposit rates offered by banks, investors are better off investing the amount in a FD

Fund has not been able to generate better price return than bank FD

Red Flags

We check for various red flags on fund's portfolio holdings like - ratings for debt securities, pledging of promoter shares in the company, default probabiity of the company, stocks presense in negative lists published by the exchanges etc. Checkout the Holdings section in the Portfolio tab for full list of securties with red flags

Total holdings with red flags is insignificant

DebtBanking & PSU Fund
Mid-size FundAssets Under Mgmt: ₹ 618 Cr
Moderate RiskPrinciple investment will be at moderate risk

Key Metrics

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0.187.566.57
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0.507.444.60

Scheme Info

PlanPlanLock inLock inExit LoadExit Load
Growth0 yrs0.00%
Nil
SIP Inv.SIP Inv.Min. LumpsumMin. Lumpsum
Allowed₹ 5,000
Initial: ₹ 5,000 Incremental: ₹ 1,000
BenchmarkBenchmark
NIFTY Banking and PSU Debt Index

About Banking & PSU Fund

Banking and PSU funds are the debt funds that lend money to banks and public sector companies only. The risk of default is less as the borrowers are of high quality. The performance also depends on the interest rates in the economy.

Peers & Comparison

Comparing 3 mutual funds from 
DebtBanking & PSU Fund

Returns

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Ratios

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Mutual Fund1Y Returns1Y Returns3Y CAGR3Y CAGRLife CAGRLife CAGR
Franklin India Banking & PSU Debt Fund7.70%5.76%7.85%
Bandhan Banking & PSU Debt Fund7.59%5.72%7.78%
Axis Banking & PSU Debt Fund7.46%5.70%7.82%
Aditya Birla SL Banking & PSU Debt7.88%5.96%8.46%

Price Comparison

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Asset Allocation

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Target

Dec 2023

Mar 2024

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Jul 2024

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Cash & EquivalentsGovernment SecuritiesCorporate Debt0.30%1.09%20.38%78.23%

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Sector Distribution

+3 moreDiversified ChemicalsPrivate BanksG-SecConsumer FinancePublic Banks7.34 %5.15 %9.15 %20.38 %26.84 %31.15 %

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Mar 2024

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Sector Weightage

Jun 23Sep 23Dec 23Mar 24Jun 24Jul 2422.16%23.46%16.48%24.17%32.06%31.15%
Public Banks as a % of total holdings for last six quarters
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Current Holdings

Debt

Others

  • Constituent
    Holding Weight
    3M Change
  • GOI FRB 2034 (30-Oct-2034)
    SOVEREIGN
    3M change : 10.96 %|SOVEREIGN

    Holdings

    10.96 %

    10.96 %
  • 7.40% National Housing Bank (16-Jul-2026) **
    CRISIL AAA
    3M change : 4.05 %|CRISIL AAA

    Holdings

    8.24 %

    4.05 %
  • 7.18% GOI 2033 (14-Aug-2033)
    SOVEREIGN
    3M change : 6.87 %|SOVEREIGN

    Holdings

    6.87 %

    6.87 %

AMC Profile

Franklin Templeton Investments began its operations in India back in 1996 under the name Templeton Asset Management India Pvt. Ltd. The trust, Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund, is registered with SEBI under the registration number MF/026/96/8.

  • No.of Schemes

    33

  • Total AUM

    ₹ 1,09,914.32 Cr.

Fund Manager Profile

Chandni Gupta

AUM:  ₹9,900.95 Cr.

Sum of AUMs of all funds managed by the fund manager

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Anuj Tagra

AUM:  ₹4,683.31 Cr.

Sum of AUMs of all funds managed by the fund manager

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Sandeep Manam

AUM:  ₹85,912.42 Cr.

Sum of AUMs of all funds managed by the fund manager

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Exp: 12yrs

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Tax Implications

Investment period < 3 years

Gains are added to taxable income and taxed according to the individual's income tax slab

Investment period > 3 years (Investments before 1st April 2023)

Gains are taxed at 20% with indexation benefit

Investment period > 3 years (Investments after 1st April 2023)

With changes introduced in budget 2023, gains are added to taxable income and taxed according to the individual's income tax slab

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