Which is Better: Active Asset Allocator Long-Short Fund – qsif SIF vs SUMMIT SIF?

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

qsif Active Asset Allocator Long-Short Fund - Growth Option - Direct PlanSummit Active Asset Allocator Long-Short Fund - Direct Plan - Growth
AMCqsif SIFSUMMIT SIF
StrategyActive Asset Allocator Long-Short FundActive Asset Allocator Long-Short Fund
StructureInterval Fund SchemesInterval Fund Schemes
Plan / OptionDirect / GrowthDirect / Growth
Latest NAV₹12.9448₹10.0100
1-Day Change +0.89% - (not enough history)
1-Week Change +2.16% - (not enough history)
1-Month Change -0.62% - (not enough history)
1-Quarter Change +13.57% - (not enough history)
1-Year Change - (not enough history) - (not enough history)
Since-InceptionCAGR once ≥1yr old, else absolute return +29.31%
Absolute · 194d
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All-Time High / Low ₹13.4064 / ₹10.0072
since 24 Apr 2026
₹10.0100 / ₹10.0100
since 04 Nov 2026
Minimum Investment₹10,00,000 for both (SEBI-mandated SIF minimum, PAN-level per AMC)
Average AUM ₹3,752.11 lakh
April - June 2026
Not yet available
Expense Ratio (TER) 2.32% Not yet available
Fund Manager Sandeep Tandon, Jignesh Shah, Ankit Pande, Sameer Kate, Sanjeev Sharma Not yet available
Benchmark 40% NSE 500 TRI + 30% CRISIL Short Term Bond Fund Index + 30% iCOMDEX Composite Index Not yet available
Risk Level Risk band Level 3 Not yet available
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.