Raghav Iyengar, chief executive officer of 360 ONE Asset Management, said the DynaSIF platform reflects the firm’s attempt to blend innovation with disciplined risk management within the SIF framework, as market leadership and cycles continue to evolve.
“With DynaSIF, we are introducing a new investment platform that blends innovation with prudence in line with SEBI’s SIF framework. As markets evolve, alpha may increasingly come from adaptability, risk awareness, and differentiated thinking, especially in an environment where leadership and cycles are constantly shifting,” he said.
Anup Maheshwari, co-founder and chief investment officer, said the SIF structure allows greater flexibility and institutional-grade risk management while retaining the governance and taxation efficiencies of mutual funds.
“DynaSIF represents the next phase of active investing in India. The SIF framework allows for greater flexibility, institutional-grade risk management, and outcome-oriented strategies, while retaining the governance and taxation efficiencies of mutual funds,” Maheshwari said.
The fund will be managed by Harsh Agarwal, who has close to two decades of experience across long–short and multi-asset strategies. Agarwal said the ability to go both long and short enables flexible positioning and more effective risk management, supported by fundamental research, quantitative inputs and the use of derivatives.