Each fund follows a clearly stated investment objective and strategy.
Portfolios are built across equity, debt, or hybrid strategies based on mandate.
Investor capital combined and allocated as per the chosen strategy.
Active allocation adjustments based on market opportunities.
Periodic updates on performance, holdings, and strategy execution.
Designed to support structured entry and exit within regulatory guidelines.
These strategies focus on equity markets using structured long and short positions. They include approaches such as diversified equity long-short portfolios, mid and small-cap-focused strategies, and sector rotation strategies that actively shift exposure based on market trends.
These strategies invest in fixed-income instruments across different durations and credit segments. They follow long and short positioning within debt markets and may also focus on specific sectors.
These strategies combine equity, debt, and other asset classes to build balanced portfolios. They use dynamic asset allocation and long-short approaches to adjust exposure across market cycles.
Yes. SIFs are regulated and approved by SEBI under the Alternative Investment Fund (AIF) framework.
Not necessarily better, they both have their own distinct characteristics. SIFs offer advanced strategies and higher flexibility but come with higher risk and minimum investment (₹10 lakh) compared to mutual funds.