SIF AUM rises 34% to Rs 31,175 crore in August; inflows jump 56% MoM: Report
In August 2026, Specialised Investment Funds experienced a notable rise in assets, with hybrid investment strategies leading the way and holding the majority share. Equity-focused approaches also showed marked increases in assets under management. The Hybrid Long-Short Funds retained their position as the predominant strategy within the SIF framework. Additionally, the overall participation from…
Specialized Investment Funds (SIFs) saw a 34% rise in assets under management (AUM) to Rs 31,175 crore in August 2026, up from Rs 23,177 crore in July. The figures, released by the ValueMetrics Mutual Fund & SIF Flow Meter, marked a 56% increase in inflows compared to July's Rs 4,922 crore. Since October 2024, SIF inflows have totaled Rs 30,028 crore, bringing the investor base beyond the 1 lakh mark.
The average folio size stood at Rs 24.8 lakh. Hybrid Long-Short Funds dominated the SIF landscape, accounting for 69% of AUM at Rs 21,390 crore, with an average folio size of Rs 36.6 lakh.
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