Nifty Financial Services 25/50 Live Chart

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Nifty Financial Services 25/50 Performance

Days Range

Low: 22,264.65
High: 22,765.85
Previous Close22,542.90
Open22,391.45
52W Range17,893.75 - 24,432.55
P/E Ratio17.34

Nifty Financial Services 25/50 Companies

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Axis Bank

₹1,029.10

5.10 (0.50%)

₹995.70 - ₹1,036.95

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Bajaj Finance

₹7,119.50

226.30 (3.28%)

₹6,810.05 - ₹7,150.00

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Bajaj Finserv

₹1,619.00

25.10 (1.57%)

₹1,568.70 - ₹1,628.75

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Cholaman.Inv.&Fn

₹1,128.15

9.35 (0.84%)

₹1,100.50 - ₹1,132.55

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HDFC AMC

₹3,708.45

-63.95 (-1.70%)

₹3,645.05 - ₹3,768.05

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HDFC Bank

₹1,531.30

36.60 (2.45%)

₹1,480.25 - ₹1,534.95

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HDFC Life Insur.

₹601.55

-4.10 (-0.68%)

₹581.10 - ₹604.40

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I D F C

₹122.85

0.90 (0.74%)

₹119.45 - ₹123.60

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ICICI Bank

₹1,067.25

11.80 (1.12%)

₹1,048.10 - ₹1,072.00

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ICICI Lombard

₹1,689.75

-20.35 (-1.19%)

₹1,674.60 - ₹1,739.20

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ICICI Pru Life

₹588.15

-14.35 (-2.38%)

₹578.60 - ₹595.00

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Kotak Mah. Bank

₹1,792.65

5.90 (0.33%)

₹1,763.00 - ₹1,805.00

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LIC Housing Fin.

₹642.95

0.55 (0.09%)

₹624.25 - ₹646.70

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Muthoot Finance

₹1,651.75

-3.95 (-0.24%)

₹1,626.70 - ₹1,660.00

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Power Fin.Corpn.

₹398.65

3.20 (0.81%)

₹385.10 - ₹400.40

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REC Ltd

₹425.75

-2.90 (-0.68%)

₹414.80 - ₹428.55

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SBI Cards

₹732.10

6.10 (0.84%)

₹714.75 - ₹733.95

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SBI Life Insuran

₹1,447.55

-9.40 (-0.65%)

₹1,425.35 - ₹1,457.55

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Shriram Finance

₹2,366.55

-4.90 (-0.21%)

₹2,325.10 - ₹2,378.65

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St Bk of India

₹750.45

5.65 (0.76%)

₹732.05 - ₹752.00

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Nifty Financial Services 25/50 Sectors

Sector Name Advances No Change Declined
Banks 5 5 0
Finance 7 11 4
Insurance 0 4 4

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What is NIFTY Financial Services 25/50?

NIFTY Financial Services 25/50 is a new capped version of the already existing NIFTY Financial Services sectoral index on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) which captures the performance of the financial market in the Indian economy. It is a real-time index of 20 stocks-the same stocks from the FIN NIFTY index-that serve as banks, NBFCs, housing finance companies, financial institutions, and other financial service companies. Here, 25 refers to the maximum cap weightage of a single stock in the index and 50 means the aggregate weightage of all stocks in the index that are individually weighted at over 5%.

The basic industries eligible to be included in the NIFTY FinSrv 25/50 index are AMCs, Depositories, Clearing Houses, Exchange and Data Platforms, Financial Institutions, Financial Products Distributors, FinTech, General Insurance, Holding Companies, HFCs, Insurance Distributors, Investment Companies, Life Insurance, NBFCs, Private Sector Banks, Public Sector Banks, Rating Agencies, and Stockbroking & Allied Services.

This NIFTY Financial Services 25/50 index was launched on May 20, 2020, with the base date as January 1, 2004, and the base value at 1000. Since its inception, the NIFTY FinSrv 25/50 share price has breached the levels of 16000 at ~15x P/E multiples.

The NIFTY FinSrv 25/50 index is owned and managed by NSE Indices Limited, previously known as India Index Services & Products Limited. FinSrv 25/50 is governed by a three-tier structure that comprises the BOD of NSE Indices, the Index Advisory Committee and the Index Maintenance Sub-Committee.

NIFTY Financial Services 25/50 has a variant in the form of the NIFTY Financial Services 25/50 Total Returns Index. This index has practical applications for launching ETFs, index funds, and structured investment products. It can also be used for benchmarking fund portfolios.

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Nifty Financial Services 25/50
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NSE

How is NIFTY Financial Services 25/50 calculated? How are stocks selected for inclusion in NIFTY Financial Services 25/50?

The NIFTY Financial Services 25/50 share price is computed by weighting its 20 stocks on the basis of periodically capped free-float market capitalization relative to a base market capitalization value. 

The securities must fulfill the following eligibility criteria to be included in the NIFTY Financial Services 25/50 index:

  1. Should be listed on the National Stock Exchange.
  2. Should include all the constituents that are a part of the NIFTY FinServ index and should follow its composition at all times.
  3. A recently listed company (IPO) can be included if it meets the above eligibility criteria for a period of three months instead of six months.

The stocks in the index will be weighted as per the following cap:

  • Individual stocks should not exceed 25% 
  • Aggregate weight of all the stocks that are individually weighted >5% should not exceed 50% 
  • 10% buffer to be maintained for each cap limit so as to minimise the probability of passive breach of the capping limits mentioned above, over stock price movements between two quarterly rebalancing. 
  • At quarterly rebalancing of the Nifty FinSrv 25/50 Index, the individual weight of each stock will be capped at 22.5%, and aggregate of the top 3 stocks will be capped at 45%, subject to individual stocks floored at 4.6% and stocks below the top 3 being individually capped at 4.5%. 

The index value is calculated as follows – 

    Index value = Current market capitalization/ (Base market capitalization * Base Index Value)

The FinSrv 25/50 index weights are realigned on a quarterly basis in the months of March, June, September, and December after the F&O expiry based on T-3 prices. Additional ad-hoc rebalancing may be initiated in case of suspension or delisting of stocks.

Nifty Financial Services 25/50 FAQs

What are NIFTY Financial Services 25/50 stocks?

NIFTY Financial Services 25/50 index has the same 20 stocks as the NIFTY Financial Services index.

How are the various sub-sectors in NIFTY Financial Services 25/50 weighted?

Banks are heavily represented in the NIFTY Financial Services 25/50 index at 42.82% weight, followed by Housing Finance Companies at 17.42%. Insurance accounts for another 21.77%, with NBFCs weighing 12.28%. The remaining 5.71% is cumulatively held by the other financial institutions, including stockbroking and allied services.

How to invest in NIFTY Financial Services 25/50?

There are several ways of investing in NIFTY Financial Services 25/50, such as:

Direct Investing: With a trading account, you can invest in individual stocks from NIFTY Financial Services 25/50.

Exchange-Traded Funds: ETFs with the FinSrv 25/50 index as an underlying are a cost-effective option of gaining exposure to this index.

Should you invest in the NIFTY Financial Services 25/50 index? Is the investment in NIFTY Financial Services 25/50 safe?

NIFTY Financial Services 25/50 index has generated total returns of 17.48% since inception and 9.55% in the past 5 years. It is a high beta index and is closely correlated to NIFTY 50.

How has NIFTY Financial Services 25/50 performed compared to its parent index, FIN NIFTY?

NIFTY Financial Services 25/50 index has outperformed the NIFTY FinServ index marginally over the long-term horizon, but has lagged behind it over short-term periods. Both of them share similar volatility levels over the long term, with FinSrv 25/50 having become more volatile in the recent past. This is due to a greater weightage being assigned to smaller stocks in the FinSrv 25/50 index. As a result, FinSrv 25/50 has a lower exposure to banks and HFCs v/s its parent index.

What is the objective of NIFTY Financial Services 25/50?

NIFTY Financial Services 25/50 index’s basic objective is to serve as a reference index for ETFs and Index Funds for evaluating the Indian financial services industry. The capping of stocks’ weightage at different limits ensures a more diversified exposure. These limits are similar to the ones used by the US for funds under Regulated Investment Companies (RIC).