Long-Short Equity SIF strategies take long positions in stocks expected to rise and short positions in those expected to fall, aiming to profit across varied market conditions while managing net market exposure.
Enabled by SEBI's SIF framework introduced in 2024-25, these funds carry a minimum investment of Rs 10 lakh. Short positions and derivatives add real complexity and risk: a strategy can lose money if either the long or the short side of the book moves against it, leverage can magnify losses, and returns are never guaranteed. Because the category is new, track records are still short.
- Long and short equity exposure within a regulated structure
- Aims to reduce dependence on rising markets alone
- Full disclosure of leverage and derivative risk
Speak with us to understand whether long-short exposure genuinely suits your risk appetite before you invest.
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