3 funds hold both · as on Apr 2026
Comparing mutual fund co-ownership helps identify hidden asset concentration. Our reverse lookup database shows that 3 mutual funds hold active equity positions in both Bajaj Consumer Care and HDFC Bank. The scheme with the highest combined exposure is Nippon India Multi Cap Fund (Nippon India MF), which holds a 0.21% stake in Bajaj Consumer Care and a 6.08% stake in HDFC Bank, amounting to a combined conviction weight of 6.29%.
When multiple mutual funds in your portfolio double-up on the same stock pairs, it limits your diversification benefits. If you also hold either of these companies directly in your demat account, your aggregate exposure is amplified. This co-ownership pattern is standard among index-tracking products but represents active, concentrated strategies in equity schemes.
| Fund | Bajaj wt. | HDFC wt. | Combined |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nippon India Multi Cap FundNippon India MF · Multi Cap | 0.21% | 6.08% | |
| Back to IndexMotilal Oswal MF · Index Fund | 0.02% | 5.87% | |
| Nippon India Small Cap FundNippon India MF · Small Cap | 0.35% | 1.85% |
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Check overlap of top funds →“Holds both” = the fund discloses an equity position in each stock in its latest public monthly portfolio (as on Apr 2026). Weight = the position as a % of that fund's portfolio. ISIN-verified from AMC disclosures. Not investment advice.