Invesco Mutual Fund has launched two new index funds for investors looking for simple and low-cost investment options. These are:
BSE Sensex based fund
Nifty Bank Index based fund
Both funds are open-ended and follow a passive investment strategy. This means they simply track their respective indices instead of actively picking stocks.
The New Fund Offer (NFO) started on April 23, 2026, and will remain open till May 7, 2026.
Start Investing with Just ₹100
Investing in these funds is easy and affordable.
Minimum lump sum investment: ₹100
Additional investment: multiples of ₹1
No exit load (no charge on withdrawal)
You can also invest through SIP with flexible options:
Daily SIP: minimum ₹20 (digital only)
Weekly SIP: minimum ₹100
Monthly SIP: minimum ₹100
Quarterly SIP: minimum ₹300
Both funds are managed by Abhishek Bahinipati.
Invesco India BSE Sensex Index Fund
This fund invests in the same 30 companies that are part of the BSE Sensex.
The Sensex includes some of India’s biggest and most established companies from different sectors. It is widely used to track the overall performance of the stock market.
The fund invests in these companies in the same proportion as the index. This helps keep the performance close to the index, with only a small tracking difference.
For investors, this offers a simple way to invest in top Indian companies without needing to pick individual stocks.
Invesco India Nifty Bank Index Fund
This fund focuses on the banking sector by tracking the Nifty Bank Index.
It includes major private and public sector banks, which play a key role in India’s economy.
Like the Sensex fund, this one also follows a passive strategy. It invests in bank stocks based on their weight in the index.
This gives investors direct exposure to the banking sector while spreading risk across multiple large banks.
A Simple Way to Invest in India’s Growth
India’s economy is growing steadily due to strong consumption, young population, and ongoing reforms.
These index funds offer a low-cost and transparent way to benefit from that growth.
Instead of trying to beat the market, these funds aim to match it—making them a good option for long-term investors who prefer a simple investment approach.
