NSE: TMB, Financial Services
TMB Tamilnad Mercantile Bank
Held by 1 of 18 RupeeCase index algos on their latest published lists, and by 5 more earlier in the record. Record to 3 Jul 2026.
- Held by
- 1of 18 index algos, latest lists
- Ever held by
- 6index algos since May 2021
- First on a list
- 13 Feb 2026Midcap Smallcap
- Record to
- 15 May 2026last list naming it
- On the latest published list
- Held earlier in the record
Model, back tested rebalance record of the 18 RupeeCase index algos, published lists May 2021 to 3 Jul 2026. Tickers are not recommendations. No price data on this page.
01Holders
1 index algo names TMB on its latest list.
Each card is one published list with its date. Lists are equal weighted at the stock level; multi asset lists carry ETF sleeves beside the equity names.
- Microcap11 May 20261 of 48 names on the list, about 2.1% at equal weight.Nifty Microcap 250, rebalanced every 2 weeksRebalance of 11 May 2026
02On and off the list
11 moves across the lineup.
Every entry and exit of TMB in the published record, newest first. Each row links to that rebalance in the index algo's history.
03Sector and industry
Financial Services on NSE.
NSE's four level industry classification, as published on 9 Oct 2026.
- NSE macro sector
- Financial Services
- NSE sector
- Financial Services
- Industry
- Banks
- Basic industry
- Private Sector Bank
- NSE index
- Nifty Microcap 250
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04Questions
TMB, in plain words
Which RupeeCase index algos hold TMB?
On the latest published lists (record to 3 jul 2026), TMB is on one list: Microcap. Each list is equal weighted at the stock level, so the weight is one divided by the number of names on that list.
What is a quantitative index algo?
A fixed, published rule that screens an NSE universe (momentum and risk measures), takes the top names at equal weight and rebalances on a set schedule. RupeeCase publishes every list on every rebalance date; the index investing page explains the method and the strategies hub lists all 18.
Do I own TMB shares if I invest through RupeeCase?
Yes. Trades go through your own broker and the shares sit in your own demat account; RupeeCase never holds money or securities. The fee is 0.2% of the value traded at each rebalance, nothing else. Figures on this page are the model, back tested record, not a price feed and not advice.
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Hold TMB the way the algo does.
Microcap rebalances on a published schedule; you approve each rebalance in your own broker account and pay 0.2% of the value traded, nothing else.
Model, back tested rebalance record of the 18 RupeeCase index algos, published lists May 2021 to 3 Jul 2026. Tickers are not recommendations. No price data on this page.