Debt anchor
Up to 65% in short to medium term debt and money market instruments. The stated target duration range is 1 to 4 years.
Arudha SIF · Bandhan Mutual Fund
An interval strategy investing predominantly in equity and debt securities, with limited short exposure through derivatives. It aims to generate optimal returns while using hedged equity and short to medium term debt.
Investment outcomes are not guaranteed. Fund information below is from the June 2026 one-pager.
Fund at a glance
Investment approach
Up to 65% in short to medium term debt and money market instruments. The stated target duration range is 1 to 4 years.
At least 35% in equity allocation, using a market-neutral approach that seeks arbitrage opportunities and avoids directional equity calls.
The strategy combines debt yields and arbitrage spreads. The one-pager describes these as potential sources of relatively stable, low-correlation returns.
The portfolio construction described in the one-pager is tentative and can change with market conditions and the fund managers' views. Check the current Investment Strategy Information Document (ISID) for binding allocation details.
Portfolio snapshot
| Instrument type | % of NAV |
|---|---|
| Equity and equity-related instruments | 36.57% |
| Debt instruments | 63.43% |
| AAA / sovereign | 58.88% |
| AA | 4.55% |
| Cash and cash equivalents | 5.13% |
AAA / sovereign and AA are breakdowns within debt; cash and equivalents may overlap with instrument categories. These rows should not be added together.
Debt portion metrics
Snapshot figures can change. Yield to maturity is not a promised investor return.
Fund details
₹10 lakh in aggregate across Arudha SIF strategies at PAN level. Further investment in multiples of ₹1.
Initial investment of ₹1 lakh, with further investment in multiples of ₹1, as stated in the one-pager.
Daily on business days.
Twice weekly, on Monday and Wednesday. If either is not a business day, the next business day's NAV applies.
Kapil Kankonkar and Nilesh Saha.
Brijesh Shah and Debraj Lahiri.
Before you invest
The fund is labelled for investors seeking short to medium term optimal returns from an interval equity and debt strategy. Its one-pager shows Risk Band Level 1 and benchmark Risk Band Level 3. SIF investments still involve potential loss of capital, liquidity risk and market volatility. Review the current risk band and ISID before investing.
The June 2026 one-pager states long-term capital gains tax of 12.5% for holdings over 12 months and slab-rate taxation for holdings of 12 months or less for this strategy. Tax rules and individual circumstances can change; consult a tax adviser for the treatment applicable to you.
Source: Arudha SIF (Bandhan Mutual Fund), Arudha Hybrid Long-Short Fund one-pager, June 2026. The document's return comparison uses simulated, back-tested data for illustration only. It is not actual fund performance, return guidance, a capital guarantee or investment advice.
It is an interval investment strategy of Arudha SIF (Bandhan Mutual Fund) that invests predominantly in equity and debt securities, including limited short exposure through derivatives.
The June 2026 one-pager describes a tentative allocation of up to 65% to short to medium term debt and money market instruments and at least 35% to fully hedged equity or arbitrage opportunities. Actual positioning can change.
The one-pager states a minimum aggregate investment of ₹10 lakh across Arudha SIF strategies at PAN level, with further investment in multiples of ₹1. It states an initial amount of ₹1 lakh for accredited investors.
Subscriptions are accepted daily on business days. Redemptions are scheduled twice a week, on Monday and Wednesday. If either day is not a business day, the next business day's NAV is used for processing.
The one-pager notes potential loss of capital, liquidity risk and market volatility. Its risk band was Level 1 as shown in June 2026; investors should verify the current risk band and review the ISID before investing.