Fund Snapshot
| Category | Hybrid Long-Short Fund |
|---|---|
| Benchmark | CRISIL Hybrid 50+50 Moderate Index |
| Subscription | Daily (Business Days) |
| Inception Date | 16 January 2026 |
| SIF ID | SIF-35 |
| Type | Interval Strategy |
Strategy Overview
iSIF is structured as an interval hybrid long-short strategy with a higher tilt toward equity, complemented by debt and selective use of derivatives.
The framework includes:
- Predominant allocation to equity and equity-related instruments
- Allocation to debt instruments and cash equivalents for income and liquidity
- Use of equity and debt derivatives for positioning and risk management
- Exposure to InvITs within defined limits
The allocation ranges indicate a growth-oriented positioning, with flexibility to adjust exposure based on market conditions.
Objective
The strategy aims to:
- Achieve long-term capital appreciation through equity investments
- Generate regular income via debt instruments
- Use derivatives to support portfolio efficiency and risk management
There is no assurance that the investment objective will be achieved.
Redemption Details
- Interval structure
- Redemption available twice a week: Monday and Wednesday
- If either day is a non-business day → next business day applies
Portfolio Allocation
| Asset Class | Allocation Range |
|---|---|
| Equity & Equity-related Instruments | 65% – 75% |
| Debt / Cash | 25% – 35% |
| InvITs | 0% – 10% |
Portfolio Construction Insights
- High equity allocation (65%–75%) positions the strategy closer to growth-oriented hybrid funds
- Debt allocation (25%–35%) provides income support and reduces overall volatility
- Derivative strategies enable tactical adjustments without significantly altering core allocations
- InvIT exposure (up to 10%) introduces an additional yield component with infrastructure-linked cash flows
Overall, the structure reflects a moderate-to-high risk hybrid strategy, where equity drives returns while debt and derivatives contribute to stability and efficiency.
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The iSIF Hybrid Long-Short Fund aims to generate long-term capital appreciation through equity investments while also creating regular income through debt instruments. The strategy additionally uses derivatives for risk management and portfolio efficiency.
The fund maintains a higher allocation toward equities (65%–75%) for growth potential, while debt and cash exposure (25%–35%) help manage volatility and support stability. Derivative strategies are used tactically to manage market movements more efficiently.
The iSIF Hybrid Long-Short Fund may suit investors looking for a growth-oriented hybrid strategy with moderated risk compared to pure equity exposure. It is generally suitable for investors with a medium- to long-term investment horizon who are comfortable with market fluctuations.
The fund follows an interval structure, allowing redemptions twice a week — on Mondays and Wednesdays. If either day falls on a non-business day, redemption requests are processed on the next business day.
Derivatives are primarily used for hedging, tactical positioning, and improving portfolio efficiency without significantly changing the core allocation. InvIT exposure, capped at 10%, adds a potential income-generating component linked to infrastructure assets and cash-flow-driven opportunities.