Archive · 18 Aug 2025
Bank of India Eyes Listing of Mutual Fund and Insurance Arms
Bank of India (BOI) might sell stock in its mutual fund and insurance companies, like other banks have done.
However, BOI wants to make these companies bigger and more successful first.
BOI's mutual fund manages a lot of money, and they own part of a life insurance company.
BOI wants to improve these businesses before considering to sell stock.
This means more customers and better products to generate long term value.
Bank of India (BOI) is considering listing its mutual fund and life insurance arms.
BOI aims to grow these platforms organically before any potential market listing.
BOI Mutual Fund has Rs 13,183 crore in assets under management as of July 2025.
BOI holds a 27.5% stake in its life insurance arm, Star Union Dai-ichi.
BOI is focused on long-term value creation and strategic alignment with its core banking operations.
- Who
- Bank of India (BOI), Rajneesh Karnatak (MD & CEO).
- What
- Bank of India's potential listing of its mutual fund and life insurance subsidiaries.
- When
- Listing is not expected in the current financial year.
- Where
- Bank of India, with focus on domestic operations.
- Why
- To potentially monetize investments and align with other public sector banks, but with a focus on long-term value creation.
Bank's Perspective
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Listing Strategy
Bank's Perspective
BOI's focus is on growing its subsidiaries organically and strategically aligning them with core banking operations before any listing.
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- BOI Mutual Fund AUM (July 2025)
- Rs 13,183 crore
- BOI Stake in Star Union Dai-ichi
- 27.5%
- Star Union Dai-ichi Net Premium Income (FY25)
- Rs 8,033 crore
- Star Union Dai-ichi Market Share (Private Insurers - July 2025)
- 3.25%
- Daily CASA Accounts Opened
- Approx. 6,000