Hybrid SIFs attract wealthy investors with tax benefits

Affluent investors are shifting to newly launched hybrid specialised investment funds. These vehicles offer tax efficiency and stronger returns than traditional fixed-income options.

Hybrid SIFs combine debt, equity and derivatives in single portfolios. They have drawn significant assets under management, with hybrid strategies taking the lead among new offerings.

The main draw is equity-linked taxation treatment paired with reduced volatility. This structure delivers higher post-tax yields for high-net-worth individuals and family offices.

Demand has grown as investors seek alternatives to lower-yielding fixed-income products amid changing market conditions.

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Seven mutual fund NFOs and three SIFs are currently available for investors to subscribe. The offerings include a mix of ETFs, index funds and one contra fund along with specialized long-short strategies.

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The Securities and Exchange Board of India plans to launch bond exchange-traded funds and derivatives aimed at strengthening the corporate debt market.

Several international mutual funds have delivered gains exceeding 40 percent over three years.

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SBI Group intends to launch Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs in Japan following expected regulatory changes. The initiative targets the country's vast household savings pool through familiar brokerage and tax-advantaged channels.

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