qsif Sector Rotation Long-Short Fund
Frequently asked questions
What is qsif Sector Rotation Long-Short Fund?
qsif Sector Rotation Long-Short Fund is a Specialized Investment Fund (SIF) from quant Mutual Fund. To achieve long-term capital appreciation by concentrating investments in equity and equity-related instruments of up to four high-potential sectors, while employing limited short exposure through derivatives to capitalize on sector-specific downturns and enhance risk-adjusted returns. Its benchmark is NIFTY 500 Total Return Index (TRI).
What is the minimum investment in qsif Sector Rotation Long-Short Fund?
The minimum investment is ₹10,00,000, multiples of ₹1 (₹1,00,000 for accredited investors); SIP/SWP/STP ₹10,000, multiples of ₹1, min. 6 installments.
How often can I buy and redeem units?
Subscriptions: Daily. Redemptions: Daily (only Business Days).
What is the exit load?
Exit load: 1% (≤15 days), Nil after. Confirm the latest terms in the scheme's SID.
How is a SIF different from a mutual fund?
A SIF can take limited short positions through derivatives, which a regular mutual fund scheme generally cannot, and it has a higher minimum investment. That flexibility adds derivative, liquidity and manager-execution risk, so read the SID before investing.
How risky is qsif Sector Rotation Long-Short Fund?
The scheme is classified as Level 3 on the risk-o-meter shown on this page. SIFs are subject to market risk, and past performance is not indicative of future returns.
How is qsif Sector Rotation Long-Short Fund taxed?
Tax depends on whether the scheme qualifies as equity-oriented, meaning at least 65% in domestic equity; confirm this in the SID. Under current Indian tax rules, gains on equity-oriented units held for more than 12 months are taxed at 12.5% on gains above ₹1.25 lakh in a financial year, and gains on units sold within 12 months are taxed at 20%. Tax rules can change, so check with a tax adviser.