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List of ETFs in India


In continuation of earlier article about the basics of Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) and pros and cons of investing in ETFs, let us look at the list of ETFs available in India. With regard to Equity ETFs, there are Equity ETFs, Debt ETFs, Bank ETFs and International ETFs for Nasdaq & Hangseng indices.

Similarly in the Commodity ETFs,there are a quite a number of Gold ETFs, which has attracted a large number of investors, of late. Interestingly there aren't any Silver ETFs and one can expect such an ETF soon.
list of etfs india
The following is the list of ETFs available in India and traded in National Stock Exchange of India
 

Equity ETFs:

Nifty 50 ETFs:
      
AXISNIFTY     
BSLNIFTY    
HDFCNIFETF    
IBMFNIFTY    
ICICINIFTY    
IDFNIFTYET    
IVZINNIFTY    
KOTAKNIFTY    
LICNETFN50    
M50    
MAN50ETF    
NETF    
NIFTYBEES    
NIFTYEES    
QNIFTY    
SETFNIF50    
UTINIFTETF    
    
Sensex 30:   
    
HDFCSENETF     
ICICISENSX    
LICNETFSEN    
UTISENSETF 
   
Nifty 100:
    
LICNFNHGP    
NETFNIF100    
ICICINF100    
    
Nifty Next 50:
    
ABSLNN50ET     
ICICINXT50    
JUNIORBEES    
MANXT50    
UTINEXT50    
SETFNN50    
    
UTISXN50     BSE Sensex Next 50
ICICI500        S&P BSE 500 index

Midcap ETFs:   
    
ICICIM150       Nifty Midcap 150
NETFMID150
     
M100                Nifty Midcap 100
ICICIMCAP     S&P BSE Midcap Select Index
    
Banking:   
    
ABSLBANETF     Nifty Bank
BANKBEES    
EBANK    
ICICIBANKN    
KOTAKBKETF    
SETFNIFBK 
   
ICICIBANKP     Nifty Private Bank Index
NPBET
         
IT Index:   
    
ICICITECH    
NETFIT   

Other ETFs: 
INFRABEES          Nifty Infra
NETFCONSUM     Nifty Consumption
   
CPSEETF     CPSE ETF
ICICIB22     S&P BSE BHARAT 22 index

Smart beta/Factor ETFs:  
 
Value factor ETFs  - Nifty50 Value 20
    
NETFNV20    
ICICINV20    
KOTAKNV20 
   
Quality Factor ETFs
   
EQ30                  Nifty Quality 30
SBIETFQLTY    Nifty 200 Quality 30 Index   
ICICILOVOL     Nifty 100 Low Volatility 30 Index

Multi-factor ETFs:   
Alpha and loq-volatility ETFs
   
ICICIALPLV     Nifty Alpha Low-Volatility 30 Index
NETFDIVOPP  Nifty Div Opps 50
 
International: 
   
N100     Nasdaq100
HNGSNGBEES     Hang Seng Index
 
Debt ETFs:
Liquid ETFs
   
ICICILIQ          S&P BSE Liquid Rate Index
LIQUIDETF     Nifty1D rate index
LIQUIDBEES  Government Securities
 
PSU Debt ETFs:
   
EBBETF0423     Nifty BHARAT Bond
EBBETF0430    
EBBETF0425    
EBBETF0431    
 
Government bond ETFs (Gilt ETFs):
   
NETFLTGILT      Nifty GS 8 13Yr
SETF10GILT       Nifty 10 yr Benchmark G-Sec Index
LICNETFGSC     GSEC10 NSE Index

Gold ETFs:
   
AXISGOLD     
BSLGOLDETF    
GOLDBEES    
GOLDSHARE    
HDFCMFGETF    
ICICIGOLD    
IDBIGOLD    
IVZINGOLD    
KOTAKGOLD    
QGOLDHALF    
SETFGOLD    

A great reason to consider ETFs is that they simplify index and sector investing in a way that is easy to understand.
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