SBI Mutual Fund, which last held 1.8 percent of Bank of Baroda, is no longer on the bank's roster of disclosed shareholders, indicating either a full divestment or a reduction to below the 1 percent threshold.
One of India's largest public sector banks, Bank of Baroda provides comprehensive financial services across personal banking, corporate banking, and international banking segments. The bank serves diverse customer bases including small and medium enterprises, rural communities, and non-resident Indians through an extensive branch network. Its core offerings span retail lending, deposit mobilization, treasury operations, and specialized banking solutions designed to meet the specific financial needs of different customer segments across the country.
India's largest AMC by total AUM, managing over Rs 11 lakh crore across equity, debt and hybrid schemes. Backed by State Bank of India, the country's largest bank, which gives it unmatched retail reach across every Indian state. With over 70 schemes and 50 million folios, SBI MF's positioning moves are tracked as a proxy for domestic institutional flows.
