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Invesco Launches Two New Index Funds

Takendra Verma
Last updated: 24/04/2026 2:10 PM
Takendra Verma
Published: 24/04/2026
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Invesco Mutual Fund has introduced two new investment options for investors looking to grow their money in a simple and low-cost way.

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Easy Investment with Low Entry AmountInvesco India BSE Sensex Index FundInvesco India Nifty Bank Index FundA Simple Way to Join India’s Growth Story

These are the Invesco India BSE Sensex Index Fund and the Invesco India Nifty Bank Index Fund.

Both are passive funds, which means they simply follow well-known market indices instead of trying to beat them. The New Fund Offer (NFO) for both schemes opened on April 23, 2026, and will remain open till May 7, 2026.

Easy Investment with Low Entry Amount

One of the biggest highlights of these funds is the low starting amount. You can begin investing with just ₹100 during the NFO period. After that, investments can be made in multiples of ₹1.

These funds also offer flexible SIP options:

Daily SIP starting from ₹20 (digital only)

Weekly and monthly SIP from ₹100

Quarterly SIP from ₹300

There is no exit load, which means you won’t be charged for withdrawing your money. Both funds are managed by Abhishek Bahinipati.

Invesco India BSE Sensex Index Fund

This fund tracks the BSE Sensex, which includes 30 of India’s top and most stable companies across different sectors.

The fund invests in these companies in the same proportion as the index. This approach helps keep costs low and ensures transparency.

Since the Sensex reflects the overall performance of the Indian market, it is a popular choice for long-term investors.

Invesco India Nifty Bank Index Fund

This fund follows the Nifty Bank Index, which consists of major banking stocks from both private and public sector banks.

By investing in this fund, you get direct exposure to India’s banking sector, which plays a key role in economic growth.

The fund also maintains diversification by investing across multiple large banks, while aiming to closely match the index performance.

A Simple Way to Join India’s Growth Story

India’s economy continues to grow due to strong consumption, favorable demographics, and ongoing reforms. These index funds offer a straightforward way to benefit from that growth.

Since they are passive, low-cost, and transparent, they are suitable for investors who want steady, long-term returns without actively managing their investments.

If you are looking for an easy entry into the stock market, these new funds from Invesco could be worth considering.

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