Looking to invest in the Banking segment? The answer to your investment requirements in Banking shares is Banking ETFs. It is among the easiest and most effective ways to make an investment entry into the Banking and Financial Services industry. The Read more 
Name | LTP | Change (%) | AUM (₹ Cr.) | Volume | Expense Ratio | 1M Return | 3M Return | 1Yr Return | 3Yr Return | 5Yr Return |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NIP IND ETF BANK BEES | ₹630.45 | -0.07 | ₹7,922.46 | 29546 | 0.19 | +3.01 | +3.80 | +26.28 | +55.55 | +71.03 |
| NIP IND ETF PSU BANK BEES | ₹109.85 | -0.34 | ₹4,283.54 | 638077 | 0.49 | +11.70 | +15.23 | +67.12 | +172.14 | +301.66 |
| UTIAMC-BANKBETA | ₹63.00 | -0.21 | ₹3,977.66 | 7892 | 0.18 | +3.03 | +3.17 | +3.17 | +3.17 | +3.17 |
| SBI-ETF NIFTY BANK | ₹625.70 | -0.05 | ₹3,973.79 | 484 | 0.19 | +3.14 | +3.86 | +26.48 | +55.66 | +71.18 |
| ICICIPRAMC - ICICIBANKP | ₹29.20 | +0.58 | ₹3,044.88 | 23432 | 0.15 | +2.60 | +2.56 | +19.45 | -88.04 | -88.04 |
| KOTAK PSU BANK | ₹984.20 | -0.56 | ₹2,375.77 | 5995 | 0.49 | +11.19 | +15.38 | +66.11 | +46.52 | +46.52 |
| DSPAMC - DSPBANK | ₹62.43 | -0.03 | ₹719.49 | 57 | 0.15 | +3.04 | +2.86 | +2.86 | +2.86 | +2.86 |
| BFAM - BANKBETF | ₹61.94 | -0.11 | ₹419.80 | 235 | 0.13 | +4.18 | +3.95 | +26.43 | +35.44 | +35.44 |
| MIRAEAMC - BANKETF | ₹620.28 | -0.02 | ₹246.06 | 1481 | 0.10 | +4.47 | +3.94 | +26.74 | +24.24 | +24.24 |
| ICICIPRAMC - PSUBANKICI | ₹99.64 | -1.26 | ₹122.37 | 45539 | 0.40 | +9.33 | +15.46 | +67.00 | +78.13 | +78.13 |
Want to start investing in Banking ETFs? Here’s how you can do that:
Step 1: Log in to your Ventura trading account. If you don’t have one, click here.
Step 2: Select the Banking ETF you want to buy from the list given above.
Step 3: Purchase the required quantity.
Step 4: After purchase, the units will be available in your portfolio on the next trading day.
Step 5: You can also begin a daily, weekly, or monthly ‘Stock SIP’ or ‘ETF SIP’ in Banking ETFs to invest systematically and benefit from Averaging & Compounding over time.
Alternatively, you can also invest in the Banking sector through Banking Services Mutual Funds. Banking Services Mutual Funds mainly invest in Banking & Financial Stocks (or Banking ETFs). They help you to get the benefits of investing in the Banking sector in an indirect manner.
Benefits of ETFs:
Security: ETFs are regulated securities and are backed by “underlying assets,” which ensure a high level of investor protection. They are open to a wide number
A Banking ETF is an investment that lets you buy a basket of leading bank stocks together through a single trade, instead of purchasing shares of individual banks.
Banking ETFs reduce the risk of depending on one bank’s performance and make it easier to invest in the overall banking sector at a lower cost.
Yes, Banking ETFs are beginner-friendly because they are diversified, easy to buy and sell on the stock exchange, and don’t require stock-picking skills.
You can start investing with the price of one ETF unit, which is usually much lower than buying shares of multiple bank stocks individually.
Some Banking ETFs distribute dividends received from banks, while others reinvest them. This depends on the ETF’s structure and policy.
Yes. Banking ETFs can fall when bank stocks decline due to interest rate changes, economic slowdown, or weak financial sector performance.
Banking ETFs trade like shares during market hours and usually have lower charges, while mutual funds are bought or sold at end-of-day prices.
For long-term investors who believe in the growth of India’s banking sector, Banking ETFs can be a suitable option, though market risks remain.
You can track it using live market prices, NAV updates, index movement, and performance charts available on trading platforms.
Many investors prefer investing during market corrections or through regular investments, rather than trying to time short-term market movements.
