Active Asset Allocator Long-Short SIFs
All 4 Active Asset Allocator Long-Short SIFs in India with their latest NAV, returns and strategy size, largest first. NAVs as of .
4SIFs
| SIF | SIF house | NAV | 6M | Since launch | Strategy size |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| iSIF Active Asset Allocator Long-Short Fund | iSIF | ₹10.2757 | — | +2.79% | ₹875.27 Cr |
| qsif Active Asset Allocator Long-Short Fund | qsif | ₹12.8322 | — | +28.18% | ₹371.52 Cr |
| DynaSIF Active Asset Allocator Long-Short Fund | DynaSIF | ₹10.4545 | +2.62% | +4.33% | ₹264.69 Cr |
| Titanium Active Asset Allocator Long-Short Fund | Titanium SIF | ₹10.0217 | — | +0.01% | — |
NAV is each scheme’s main plan (Direct Growth where it has one). 6M and since-launch returns are absolute, not annualised. “—” means it hasn’t existed that long.
Specialised investment funds (SIFs) are a category SEBI created in 2025 under its mutual fund regulations. Eligible mutual fund houses offer them, and they can use strategies that ordinary mutual funds can’t, such as limited short positions through derivatives.
For information only. Not investment advice or a research report. Past performance does not guarantee future returns. Investments in SIFs are subject to market risks; read all strategy-related documents carefully.
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