Magnum SIF by SBI Mutual Fund

A SEBI-regulated Specialized Investment Fund offering multi-strategy investing – equity, debt & derivatives – with long-short capability, interval redemption, and pass-through taxation.

Why Choose Magnum SIF?

Magnum SIF combines the taxation and investor-friendly framework of mutual funds with the flexibility of PMS/AIFs – across hybrid long-short, equity, debt, and derivative strategies.(Tax pass-through + SEBI oversight + Multi-strategy access)

Strategy + Structure Advantage

Magnum SIF Infographic

Magnum = Mutual Fund protections + Alternative flexibility

Core Features & Growth Drivers

Equity Long-Short

Debt Allocation

Arbitrage

Derivatives

Multi-asset allocation, long-short exposure, and interval liquidity position Magnum SIF as a differentiated investment solution.

What Makes Magnum SIF Stand Out

Long-Short Capability

Interval-based scheme with limited short exposure via derivatives.

Multi-Asset Approach

Equity, debt, REITs, InVITs & commodity derivatives in one structure.

Tax Pass-Through

No fund-level tax burden – gains taxed only in investor hands.

SEBI-Regulated

Full oversight ensures transparency & investor protection.

High Entry Bar

Minimum investment ₹10 lakh across SIF strategies.

Scheme Snapshot

NameMagnum SIF – Hybrid Long-Short Fund
ObjectiveInterval-based scheme investing in equity, debt & derivatives with long-short exposure.
CategorySpecialized Investment Fund (SIF)
Min Investment₹10 lakh
LiquidityInterval redemption windows (not daily)
Risk LevelLevel 2 (on a scale of 1–5)
Tax TreatmentPass-through – taxed at investor level

Risks & What to Watch

Derivative Risk

  • Short positions add complexity
  • Requires careful risk management

Liquidity Risk

  • Interval exits only
  • Not suitable for daily redemption

Manager Skill

  • Execution quality crucial
  • Depends on asset & derivative strategy

Disclaimer

Investments in Specialized Investment Funds (SIFs) are subject to market risks including possible capital loss. Read all scheme-related documents carefully before investing. Past performance may not be indicative of future results.