Which is Better: Equity Ex-Top 100 Long-Short Fund – Apex SIF vs qsif SIF?

Both funds follow the Equity Ex-Top 100 Long-Short Fund strategy — same category, different fund house.

Apex Equity Ex-Top 100 Long-short Fund-Direct Growthqsif Equity Ex-Top 100 Long-Short Fund - Growth Option - Direct Plan
AMCApex SIFqsif SIF
StrategyEquity Ex-Top 100 Long-Short FundEquity Ex-Top 100 Long-Short Fund
StructureOpen Ended SchemesOpen Ended Schemes
Plan / OptionDirect / GrowthDirect / Growth
Latest NAV₹10.0200₹11.7038
1-Day Change +0.10% +0.30%
1-Week Change - (not enough history) +1.59%
1-Month Change - (not enough history) +2.30%
1-Quarter Change - (not enough history) +16.50%
1-Year Change - (not enough history) - (not enough history)
Since-InceptionCAGR once ≥1yr old, else absolute return +0.10%
Absolute · 2d
+16.91%
Absolute · 294d
All-Time High / Low ₹10.0200 / ₹10.0100
since 01 Sept 2026
₹11.7038 / ₹8.6080
since 13 Nov 2025
Minimum Investment₹10,00,000 for both (SEBI-mandated SIF minimum, PAN-level per AMC)
Average AUM Not yet available ₹10,675.99 lakh
April - June 2026
Expense Ratio (TER) Not yet available 2.82%
Fund Manager Not yet available Sandeep Tandon, Ankit Pande, Sameer Kate, Sanjeev Sharma, Jignesh Shah
Benchmark Not yet available NIFTY 500 Total Return Index (TRI)
Risk Level Not yet available Risk band Level 3
Comparisons are based on NAV data only. Fund manager, AUM, expense ratio, and portfolio composition are not part of the daily NAV feed — check each fund's Scheme Information Document (SID) for those details. Trailing returns use the NAV on the closest available trading day to each period's start date, and show "-" when a fund's history doesn't yet reach back that far.