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India SIF assets jump 29% to ₹17,858 cr on hybrid fund inflows
SIF AUM surged 29% to ₹17,858 crore in June as Hybrid Long-Short Funds alone drew ₹2,043 crore, up 189% from May. The broader mutual fund industry also saw record participation.
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Assets under management in India's Specialised Investment Funds (SIFs) jumped 29.3% in June to ₹17,857.77 crore, driven by a surge in inflows into hybrid long-short strategies, data from ValueMetrics Mutual Fund & SIF Flow Meter showed.
Net inflows into the category hit ₹3,782 crore in June, more than double the ₹1,396 crore recorded in May. Cumulative inflows since the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) introduced the SIF framework in February 2025 have reached ₹17,407 crore.
Hybrid investment strategies accounted for 72% of total SIF assets at ₹12,822 crore. Within that, Hybrid Long-Short Funds alone managed ₹11,910 crore, or 67% of the industry's total AUM. The average folio size in these funds was ₹35 lakh. These funds also led monthly inflows, drawing ₹2,043 crore in June, up 189% from ₹707 crore in May.