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SIF Summary/FAQ
Q.What is the similarity between a mutual fund and SIF?
A. SIF is a mutual fund as per amended definition of mutual fund by SEBI.
Q. Then what is the difference?*
A. The difference is in extra flexibility that an SIF strategy enjoys over a non SIF mf scheme and minimum investment amount of Rs 10 Lacs.
Q. What are those differences?
A. Principal difference are the following- 1. Upto 25% naked short allowed. 2. Higher issuer limits for fixed income 3. Limiting redemption window for various strategies depending upon what the manager wants. Like No more than weekly redemption in debt sif and maximum twice a week in case of hybrid strategies.
Q. How will SIF be taxed ?
A. Same as mutual funds. If equity exposure is greater than 65% then long term 12.5% and short term 20%. If debt exposure is more than 65% then it will always be maximum marginal rate.(mmr) Standard rate will be - long term 12.5% and short term mmr. Standard means any asset class which doesn't hold more than 65% in equity or debt.
Q. Will the return be more than MFs?
A. That cannot be the point. It has to be seen how the underlying instruments are used. It can be used to enhance returns or in reduce risk. Execution is the key.
Q. How many types of schemes can be launched?
A. 7 - 3 in Equity , 2 in Hybrid and 2 in Fixed income.
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