Bank of India Mid Cap Fund - Regular Plan IDCW

Bank of India Mid Cap Fund - Regular Plan IDCW sits in the middle of the pack for Mid Cap funds. TopFund's composite Health Score, which weighs rating, 3-year CAGR, expense ratio and fund size, puts it at 52/100.

Cost: At 1.33%, the expense ratio runs 55% above the Mid Cap category average of 0.86%. That gap is worth weighing against the fund's actual performance versus cheaper peers before committing to a long SIP.

Risk-adjusted performance: Over the trailing 1-year period, the fund shows a negative Sharpe ratio of -0.18 — over the past year, returns haven't kept pace with the volatility involved, even before accounting for the risk-free rate. Separately, annualised volatility of 15.11% is fairly typical for actively managed equity funds.

Who should invest: This fund is best suited to investors with a 5+ year horizon comfortable with meaningfully higher volatility than large cap funds. Given the Very High risk rating, this fund is not suited to short-term goals or investors who may need to exit within 2-3 years.