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    SBI BSE 100 ETF vs Zerodha Arbitrage Fund

    Direct Plan where a fund has one, Growth option · Data as on 30-10-2026

    SBI BSE 100 ETF is a mutual fund and Zerodha Arbitrage Fund is an Arbitrage fund. SBI BSE 100 ETF charges 0.16% a year and Zerodha Arbitrage Fund 2.31%. Their portfolios overlap 37.3%: they hold 37 of the same securities.

    SBI BSE 100 ETF

    Expense ratio
    0.16%
    NAV
    ₹272.01
    See SBI BSE 100 ETF

    Zerodha Arbitrage Fund

    Arbitrage

    Expense ratio
    2.31%
    NAV
    ₹10.12
    See Zerodha Arbitrage Fund

    Which is better, SBI BSE 100 ETF or Zerodha Arbitrage? Key differences

    It depends on what you want from the fund. These are the differences in numbers, from the data on this page.

    • SBI BSE 100 ETF costs less: 0.16% a year against 2.31%.
    • Zerodha Arbitrage fell less in its worst fall since 20-08-2026: −0.3% against −8.7%.
    • SBI BSE 100 ETF holds more in large companies: 90.2% of the fund in large caps against 47.0%.
    • Zerodha Arbitrage is the larger fund: ₹47 Cr against ₹9 Cr.
    • Their portfolios overlap 37.3%: 37 of the same holdings.

    Past returns do not promise future returns. This page is information, not investment advice.

    Key facts

    From each fund's scheme summary document and AMFI

    FactSBI BSE 100 ETFZerodha Arbitrage Fund
    Fund houseSBI Mutual FundZerodha Mutual Fund
    CategoryNot availableArbitrage
    AUM₹9 Cr (30-09-2026)₹47 Cr (30-09-2026)
    NAV₹272.01 (Regular)₹10.12 (Direct)
    Expense ratio (Direct)Not available2.31%
    Expense ratio (Regular)0.16%Not available
    RiskometerNot availableLow
    BenchmarkNot availableNifty 50 Arbitrage TRI
    Launch dateNot available18-08-2026
    Minimum investmentNot availableLumpsum: ?5000 and in multiples of ‘any amount’ thereafter SIP: ?1000 and in multiples of ‘any amount’ thereafter.
    Lock inNot availableNone
    Fund managersNot availableKedarnath Mirajkar
    Exit loadNot availableNil

    SBI BSE 100 ETF vs Zerodha Arbitrage: Returns Comparison

    Returns as on 30-10-2026. Up to one year they are absolute returns. Longer periods are a rate per year.

    Fund1M3M6M1Y3Y5Y10Y
    SBI BSE 100 ETF (Regular)+0.93%−5.53%−2.97%−9.05%+8.78%+7.62%+11.52%
    Zerodha Arbitrage Fund (Direct)+0.62%------------
    Arbitrage average+0.56%------------

    Category average: the average of the 39 Arbitrage funds, same plan type.

    SBI BSE 100 ETF vs Zerodha Arbitrage: Year-wise Returns

    YearSBI BSE 100 ETFSBI BSE 100 ETFZerodha ArbitrageZerodha Arbitrage
    2026to date−9.80%--
    2025+10.33%--
    2024+13.11%--
    2023+23.07%--
    2022+5.85%--
    2021+26.33%--

    SBI BSE 100 ETF vs Zerodha Arbitrage: Rolling Returns

    Every holding period of both funds, against BSE 100 TRI, the benchmark of SBI BSE 100 ETF

    SBI BSE 100 ETF vs Zerodha Arbitrage: Risk and Drawdowns

    How much each fund swings, and the worst fall over the same days

    Risk and return

    MeasureSBI BSE 100 ETF (Regular)Zerodha Arbitrage Fund (Direct)
    Return (CAGR)+10.40%+6.28%
    Standard deviation15.99%1.82%
    Sharpe ratio0.300.56
    Sortino ratio0.400.82
    Maximum drawdown−38.2% (23-03-2020)−0.3% (04-09-2026)
    Beta1.00--
    Alpha−0.44%--

    From daily NAVs, 25-03-2015 to 30-10-2026. Standard deviation: how much the daily value swings, scaled to a year. Sharpe: return above the risk-free rate (NSE's overnight rate index) per unit of swing. Sortino: the same, counting only the falls. Beta and alpha compare each fund with its own benchmark's TRI.

    Drawdowns

    How far below its previous high each one was on every day: the falls an investor had to sit through. 0% means it was at a new high.

    −10%−8%−6%−4%−2%0%
    SBI BSE 100 ETF (Regular)Zerodha Arbitrage Fund (Direct)BSE 100 TRI
    FundWorst fallHigh before itBottomBack at the highTime to climb backBelow its high today
    SBI BSE 100 ETF (Regular)−8.7%25-08-202608-10-2026Not yet--−6.0%
    Zerodha Arbitrage Fund (Direct)−0.3%31-08-202604-09-202618-09-202614 days−0.0%
    BSE 100 TRI−8.7%25-08-202608-10-2026Not yet--−6.0%

    From daily values since 20-08-2026, the first day every fund has.

    SBI BSE 100 ETF vs Zerodha Arbitrage: Portfolio Overlap

    From each fund's latest monthly portfolio: SBI BSE 100 ETF, September 2026; Zerodha Arbitrage Fund, September 2026

    Holdings in common

    Overlap
    37.3%
    Held by both
    37
    Only in SBI BSE 100 ETF
    63
    Only in Zerodha Arbitrage
    14
    Security% of SBI BSE 100 ETF% of Zerodha Arbitrage
    HDFC Bank Ltd.8.26%8.18%
    ICICI Bank Ltd.7.24%4.36%
    Bharti Airtel Ltd.4.18%2.50%
    Axis Bank Ltd.2.68%2.30%
    Reliance Industries Ltd.6.01%2.16%
    Infosys Ltd.2.68%1.96%
    ITC Ltd.1.94%2.04%
    Tata Steel Ltd.1.16%2.06%
    Bajaj Finance Ltd.1.96%1.08%
    HCL Technologies Ltd.0.99%1.05%

    Overlap: for each holding both funds own, the smaller of its two weights, added up. 37.3% means 37.3% of each fund's money sits in positions the other also holds. Matched by ISIN. Cash and hedged positions are left out.

    Largest holdings only in SBI BSE 100 ETF

    Security% of fund
    Larsen & Toubro Ltd.3.35%
    Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd.2.34%
    Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd.2.01%
    Eternal Ltd.1.76%
    Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd.1.50%

    Largest holdings only in Zerodha Arbitrage Fund

    Security% of fund
    HSBC Liquid Fund - Direct Growth12.88%
    364 Days Treasury Bill 12-Aug-202710.17%
    Crompton Greaves Consumer Electricals Limited2.78%
    PNB Housing Finance Limited2.34%
    Life Insurance Corporation Of India1.89%

    Asset and sector split

    Share of each fund, from its latest monthly portfolio

    Asset allocation

    AssetSBI BSE 100 ETFZerodha Arbitrage
    Equity100.0%68.5%
    Debt0.0%10.2%
    Cash and others0.0%21.4%

    Market cap of stocks

    Market capSBI BSE 100 ETFZerodha Arbitrage
    Large Cap90.2%47.0%
    Mid Cap9.7%16.4%
    Small Cap0.0%5.1%

    Share of the whole fund. Groups follow AMFI's latest list: Large Cap is the 100 largest companies, Mid Cap the next 150, Small Cap the rest.

    Largest sectors

    SectorSBI BSE 100 ETFZerodha Arbitrage
    Banks26.7%28.2%
    IT - Software7.5%5.4%
    Petroleum Products6.8%2.2%
    Automobiles6.5%2.9%
    Finance5.8%3.8%
    Telecom - Services4.5%4.8%
    Retailing3.3%3.0%

    The six largest sectors of each fund's stocks, % of the fund.

    SBI BSE 100 ETF vs Zerodha Arbitrage: Expense Ratio

    What each plan charges a year, from AMFI's expense ratio file

    ChargeSBI BSE 100 ETFZerodha Arbitrage Fund
    Total expense ratio (Direct)Not available2.31%
    Base expense ratio (Direct)0.00%0.20%
    Total expense ratio (Regular)0.16%Not available
    Base expense ratio (Regular)0.12%0.00%

    The expense ratio comes out of the fund's assets every day, so every return on this page is already after it. Base expense ratio: the fund house's own fee. The total adds brokerage, transaction costs, and levies with GST.

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    SBI BSE 100 ETF vs Zerodha Arbitrage Fund: Frequently Asked Questions

    What is the difference between SBI BSE 100 ETF and Zerodha Arbitrage Fund?

    SBI BSE 100 ETF is a mutual fund, Zerodha Arbitrage Fund is an Arbitrage fund, run by SBI Mutual Fund and Zerodha Mutual Fund. Their portfolios overlap 37.3%. SBI BSE 100 ETF charges 0.16% a year and Zerodha Arbitrage Fund 2.31%.

    Which has the lower expense ratio, SBI BSE 100 ETF or Zerodha Arbitrage Fund?

    SBI BSE 100 ETF charges less: 0.16% a year against 2.31%. These are the total expense ratios reported to AMFI.

    How much do SBI BSE 100 ETF and Zerodha Arbitrage Fund overlap?

    37.3%. They hold 37 of the same securities, the largest shared ones being HDFCBANK, ICICIBANK, BHARTIARTL. From each fund's latest monthly portfolio.

    Can I invest in both SBI BSE 100 ETF and Zerodha Arbitrage Fund?

    Yes. 37.3% of each fund's money sits in the same holdings, so some of the two investments would move together.

    Sources: NAV and expense ratio from AMFI. Holdings from each fund house's monthly portfolio statement. Fund facts from each scheme summary document.

    This page is information, not investment advice. Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks; read all scheme related documents carefully. Past returns do not promise future returns. Figures come from AMFI, NSE, BSE and each fund house's own documents.

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