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| Holding | Symbol | Type | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| State Bank of India |
Point CAGRs cherry-pick one start date. The fan-chart below shows the distribution of CAGRs across every possible rolling start in the ETF's history.
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| SBIN |
| equity |
| 49.95% |
| Bank of Baroda | BANKBARODA | equity | 7.84% |
| Union Bank of India | UNIONBANK | equity | 7.21% |
| Punjab National Bank | PNB | equity | 6.86% |
| Canara Bank | CANBK | equity | 6.82% |
| Indian Bank | INDIANB | equity | 6.28% |
| Bank of India | BANKINDIA | equity | 3.75% |
| Indian Overseas Bank | IOB | equity | 3.60% |
| Bank of Maharashtra | MAHABANK | equity | 3.41% |
| UCO Bank | UCOBANK | equity | 1.77% |
| Central Bank of India | CENTRALBK | equity | 1.57% |
| Punjab & Sind Bank | PSB | equity | 0.95% |
ETF-specific data. Tracking error is the standard-deviation of (ETF return − index return) over the trailing year.
Trailing returns from MintByte ingest. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
Each tile is one constituent; tile area is proportional to its portfolio weight. Darker tiles = larger positions. Hover any tile for the full name and exact weight.
Each dot is one ETF in Other Scheme - Other ETFs; PSUBANK is highlighted. X = AUM scale, Y = average daily traded volume — both on log axes because ETF AUMs span four orders of magnitude.