Kuvera makes mutual fund investments simpler and faster. To invest in ITI Banking & PSU Debt Growth Direct Plan, login to Kuvera and search for ITI Banking & PSU Debt Growth Direct Plan. You can also go to "Invest", select "All Mutual Funds" and scroll to ITI Banking & PSU Debt Growth Direct Plan. Click on this to check details on the fund's performance and fundamentals. Depending on your risk appetite and investment objective, select either the Monthly SIP or One time (Lump sum investment) option and complete the investment process.

ITI Banking & PSU Debt Growth Direct Plan has given 7.9% over the last 1 year , 7.7% over the last 3 years, 0.0% over the last 5 years and 6.4% since its inception.

Minimum SIP amount required for ITI Banking & PSU Debt Growth Direct Plan is INR 500.

Minimum lump sum amount required for ITI Banking & PSU Debt Growth Direct Plan is INR 5000.

Create an account on Kuvera to invest in over 5000 direct mutual funds from the leading AMCs in India. To start an SIP for ITI Banking & PSU Debt Growth Direct Plan online, follow the steps given below:

Step 1: Login to Kuvera and click on Invest and then select Mutual Funds.

Step 2: Search by name, or scroll to ITI Banking & PSU Debt Growth Direct Plan and click on it.

Step 3: Choose Monthly SIP and enter the SIP amount and date for every month.

Step 4: Complete the fund transfer and you are done!

You can explore SIP, STP and SWP tabs in your cart to see all the funds that have existing SIPs.

Redeeming mutual funds on Kuvera is fast and hassle-free. To redeem ITI Banking & PSU Debt Growth Direct Plan, just go to your portfolio on the Kuvera app or website, click on the "Redeem" option under ITI Banking & PSU Debt Growth Direct Plan, enter your desired amount, or check the "Yes" next to Redeem all units if you want to redeem your entire holding.

Yes, you can invest in ITI Banking & PSU Debt Growth Direct Plan IDCW on Kuvera through SIP and Lump sum options. Follow these steps to get started :

On Kuvera app :

Step 1: Login and click on Invest and All Mutual Funds.

Step 2: Click on Filter, select "Plan" type as "Dividend". You will see the IDCW plans.

Step 3: Select ITI Banking & PSU Debt Growth Direct Plan and choose Monthly SIP or One Time investment options.

On Kuvera website

Step 1: Login and click on Invest on the home screen, select Mutual Funds.

Step 2:Turn the toggle from "Growth" to "Dividend" and you will see the results of all the IDCW plans.

Step 3: Select ITI Banking & PSU Debt Growth Direct Plan and choose Monthly SIP or One Time (Lump sum) investment options.

Create an account on Kuvera to invest in over 5000 direct mutual funds from the leading AMCs in India. To start an SIP for ITI Banking & PSU Debt Growth Direct Plan online, follow the steps given below:

Step 1: Login to Kuvera and click on Invest and then select Mutual Funds.

Step 2: Search by name, or scroll to ITI Banking & PSU Debt Growth Direct Plan and click on it.

Step 3: Choose Monthly SIP and enter the SIP amount and date for every month.

Step 4: Complete the fund transfer and you are done!

You can explore SIP, STP and SWP tabs in your cart to see all the funds that have existing SIPs.

Expense ratio is the amount (in percentage) which is charged by the mutual fund as a fee for managing your investment. Expense ratio of ITI Banking & PSU Debt Growth Direct Plan is 0.15% as on 03/10/2025.

NAV is the market value of the securities/assets held by the mutual fund divided by the total number of units issued by it. In simple terms, it is the price of a unit of the mutual fund. NAV of ITI Banking & PSU Debt Growth Direct Plan is INR 13.59 as on 03/10/2025.

ITI Banking & PSU Debt Growth Direct Plan has assets under management worth INR 36 Cr.

As per SEBI regulations, all mutual funds should indicate the level of risk involved with investing in the mutual fund. There are five levels of risk (a) Low: Principal at low risk, (b) Moderately Low: Principal at moderately low risk, (c) Moderate: Principal at moderate risk, (d) Moderately High: Principal at moderately high risk, (e) High: Principal at high risk. Risk category of ITI Banking & PSU Debt Growth Direct Plan is Moderate Risk.

The top 10 holdings of the ITI Banking & PSU Debt Growth Direct Plan as on 03/10/2025 are 6.68% Govt Stock 2040 at 13.59%, Nuclear Power Corporation Of India Limited - NCD & Bonds - NCD & Bonds at 8.56%, National Housing Bank - NCD & Bonds - NCD & Bonds at 8.41%, Rec Limited - NCD & Bonds - NCD & Bonds at 8.37%, Indian Railway Finance Corporation Limited - NCD & Bonds - NCD & Bonds at 8.37%, Small Industries Development Bank Of India - NCD & Bonds - NCD & Bonds at 6.99%, Ntpc Limited - NCD & Bonds - NCD & Bonds at 6.96%, Power Finance Corporation Limited - NCD & Bonds - NCD & Bonds at 6.93%, Power Grid Corporation Of India Limited - NCD & Bonds - NCD & Bonds at 6.92%, HDFC Bank Limited at 6.73% .

ITI Banking & PSU Debt Growth Direct Plan is a debt mutual fund and the capital gains made from it are taxed at the rate of 20% for long term gains (if you hold your units for 3 years or more), along with indexation benefits and for short terms gains (if you hold your units for less than 3 year) as per your income tax slab.

Investment objective of the ITI Banking & PSU Debt Growth Direct Plan:

The investment objective of the Scheme is to generate income / capital appreciation through investments in debt and money market instruments consisting predominantly of securities issued by entities such as Scheduled Commercial Banks(SCBs), Public Sector undertakings(PSUs), Public Financial Institutions(PFIs) and Municipal Bonds. However, there can be no assurance or guarantee that the investment objective of the scheme would be achieved.

The category of the ITI Banking & PSU Debt Growth Direct Plan is Banking and PSU Fund.

ITI Banking & PSU Debt Growth Direct Plan is managed by Laukik Bagwe as on 03/10/2025.

Exit load is the fee/penalty which some of the mutual funds charge in case an investor decides to sell his/her mutual fund units within the exit load window. Exit load for ITI Banking & PSU Debt Growth Direct Plan is