Which is Better: Hybrid Long-Short Fund – iSIF SIF vs qsif SIF?

Both funds follow the Hybrid Long-Short Fund strategy — same category, different fund house.

iSIF Hybrid Long-Short Fund - Direct Plan - Growthqsif Hybrid Long-Short Fund - IDCW Option - Regular Plan
AMCiSIF SIFqsif SIF
StrategyHybrid Long-Short FundHybrid Long-Short Fund
StructureInterval Fund SchemesInterval Fund Schemes
Plan / OptionDirect / GrowthRegular / IDCW
Latest NAV₹10.3525₹12.9330
1-Day Change -0.90% -1.24%
1-Week Change +0.23% -1.50%
1-Month Change -1.79% -1.00%
1-Quarter Change -0.20% +19.34%
1-Year Change - (not enough history) - (not enough history)
Since-InceptionCAGR once ≥1yr old, else absolute return +3.34%
Absolute · 256d
+28.58%
Absolute · 355d
All-Time High / Low ₹10.7791 / ₹9.2301
since 05 Feb 2026
₹13.3958 / ₹9.8771
since 29 Oct 2025
Minimum Investment₹10,00,000 for both (SEBI-mandated SIF minimum, PAN-level per AMC)
Average AUM ₹31,862.76 lakh
April - June 2026
₹21.86 lakh
April - June 2026
Expense Ratio (TER) Not yet available 3.67%
Fund Manager Not yet available Sandeep Tandon, Ankit Pande, Sameer Kate, Sanjeev Sharma, Jignesh Shah
Benchmark Not yet available NIFTY 50 HYBRID COMPOSITE DEBT 50:50 INDEX
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.