A more considered way to invest, a step earlier.

Advanced strategies at a lower ticket than PMS or AIF — used as a satellite to your core, not a replacement for it.

A Specialized Investment Fund brings more sophisticated, actively managed strategies within reach at a lower entry point than PMS or AIF.

It sits between mutual funds and the alternatives — a satellite that can change the shape of a portfolio without asking you to commit a crore.

Where should you start?

Every plan begins with a conversation about your goals — never a product. Tell us where you are, and we'll map the way in.

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A hand at every step

01

Find the right strategy

We match the approach to the role it should play in your portfolio, not to a sales pitch.

02

Size it as a satellite

Used well, a SIF is a measured sleeve around a solid core — we set the size deliberately.

03

Watch how it’s run

We keep an eye on how the manager actually runs the mandate, and whether it still earns its place.

A SIF may suit you if…

A few situations where this makes the most sense.

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You want advanced strategies below the PMS/AIF ticket

You already hold a solid core

You want a satellite that adds something different

You value active management with a clear mandate

Used well, it changes the shape

A SIF is a satellite, not a core.

Use it as a satellite

It works best around a stable core — a measured allocation, not the foundation.

Its value shows up in a fall

The point of a differentiated strategy is how it behaves when the market doesn’t cooperate.

Access at a lower ticket

It brings strategies once reserved for larger portfolios within reach at a lower entry point.

Know how the manager runs it

The mandate and the manager’s discipline matter more here than the brochure return.

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What’s the entry point?

Lower than PMS and AIF, which is much of the appeal. The exact ticket depends on the fund.

SIF or PMS?

A SIF is lighter and works as a satellite; PMS is a fuller, individually-held mandate. They can complement each other.

Is it right for a first-time investor?

Usually not as a starting point — it’s best once a core is already in place.

Let’s begin with a proper conversation.

No obligation. Just clarity about your next step.

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