Bank of India Arbitrage Fund(A-IDCW)

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

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

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

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