Nippon India Liquidity Fund (Bonus)

Nippon India Liquidity Fund (Bonus) - Portfolio Analysis

Portfolio Overview

As of March 15, 2026

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Asset Allocation

Others: 100.00%
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Market Cap

Cash And Equivalents: 42.65%Other: 0.30%Government Related: 7.42%Government: 7.12% Corporate Bond: 42.51%
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Number of stocks

152
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Top 10 Holdings

39.00% of portfolio

Market Cap of Others

Cash And Equivalents
42.6545%
Other
0.2955%
Bond
0.0000%
Government Related
7.4203%
Government
7.1237%
Corporate Bond
42.5062%

Companies Allocation of Others

Small Industries Dev Bank Of India6.49%
Punjab National Bank5.51%
India (Republic of)4.65%
Bank Of Baroda4.39%
National Bank For Agriculture And Rural Development4.24%
Indusind Bank Limited3.53%
National Bank For Agriculture And Rural Development**3.04%
Tbill2.45%
Punjab National Bank**2.36%
UCO Bank2.35%

Sector Allocation of Others

Cash And Equivalents42.65%
Other0.30%
Bond0.00%
Government Related7.42%
Government7.12%
Corporate Bond42.51%

SIP Amount

Monthly SIP Date

Fund Suspended: Currently this fund is not available for Investments.

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