Bank of India & ASK Funds: Missing Data on Economic Times
By Market Desk
Economic Times shows ‘Scheme data not available’ for Bank of India Short Term Fund & ASK Liquid Fund, despite placeholders for asset allocation and concentration analysis.
The Economic Times platform currently shows a prominent message stating “Scheme data is not available” for the Bank of India Short Term Fund – Direct Plan. This issue extends to the ASK Liquid Fund – Regular Plan, where specific performance metrics are also absent from their respective pages.
Despite the lack of live data, dedicated sections remain visible on these fund pages. These include comprehensive placeholders for Asset Allocation History, detailing monthly, quarterly, and yearly breakdowns. Furthermore, a Concentration Analysis section is present, outlining expected data points.
Within the Concentration Analysis, categories such as the Number of Holdings, Top 5 Company Holdings, Top 10 Company Holdings, and the Company with Highest Exposure are listed. Similarly, data points for the Number of Sectors, Top 3 Sector Holdings, Top 5 Sector Holdings, and the Sector with Highest Exposure are indicated, though without actual figures.
Broader Market Information and Resources
The platform does feature general market indicators, including real-time rates for Nifty, Sensex, Gold, and the USD/INR currency pair. These are displayed alongside the specific fund pages, offering a wider financial context to users.
Quick links are also available, directing users to relevant mutual fund topics. These cover areas such as Equity Mutual Fund Inflow Data, guidance on How to invest in mutual funds, and recommendations for the Best Gold ETF. Additional sections offer Latest News from the business world and Popular Categories related to financial news.
As of 2026, the absence of crucial scheme data for these specific mutual funds on a prominent financial news portal highlights a potential gap in investor information access, even as the site provides a wealth of related market context.