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  • News From Press India's first SIFs: What's special about the funds, who should invest

    India's first SIFs: What's special about the funds, who should invest

    Source: Business Standard May 2, 2025

    India’s market regulator has received the first two applications for Specialized Investment Fund (SIF) and is likely to approve them in 10 days. This will introduce India’s first SIFs under a mutual fund framework, offering investors a new way to pursue sophisticated strategies. “SIFs offer sophisticated investors the freedom to pursue strategies across equities, debt, derivatives, and even private assets, all within a regulated fund structure,” says Swapnil Aggarwal, director, VSRK Capital.

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