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Review methodology
RedHex SIF by HSBC Mutual Fund official SIF-family mark

Hybrid / Multi-Asset

HSBC Mutual Fund

RedHex Hybrid Long-Short Fund

A source-backed HSBC Mutual Fund SIF profile covering the RedHex Hybrid Long-Short strategy, AMFI NAV history, and official disclosure links.

launchedHybrid Long-ShortEvidence sufficient for review. Enough evidence is available for a meaningful research review, not a suitability decision. This reflects evidence coverage, NAV freshness, and document availability. It is not a performance rating or investment recommendation.

Research summary

Review brief

The available documents and NAV history support comparison, while personal suitability still needs professional judgment.

Research context

Experienced investors evaluating source-backed Hybrid Long-Short exposure with multi-asset allocation and derivative-led strategy complexity

Review carefully if

SIF complexity, derivative use, liquidity terms, and dated numeric Risk-band evidence can differ from familiar mutual fund categories.

Next source check

Review liquidity / exit terms: Exact redemption windows, notice periods, and exit loads need source-backed review.

Source dates matter: a document can remain useful even when a newer reporting period is not yet available.

NAV by plan and option

AMFI source checked 18 Sept 2026

3 verified rows
Latest NAV by Direct and Regular plan for Growth and IDCW options
OptionDirectRegular
Growth

₹10.2357

17 Sept 2026

₹10.2195

17 Sept 2026

IDCW

₹10.2363

17 Sept 2026

Payout + Reinvestment

No AMFI row

IDCW distribution history

Payout + Reinvestment facilities published for Direct plans.

Event review pending

Daily IDCW NAV is not a payout record. No distribution amount or date is inferred from NAV movement.

Source identifiers

Regular Growth · AMFI SIF-128 · payout/growth ISIN INF336L30015

Direct Growth · AMFI SIF-129 · payout/growth ISIN INF336L30049

Direct IDCW · AMFI SIF-130 · payout/growth ISIN INF336L30064 · reinvestment ISIN INF336L30056

Decision facts

Six facts to check before shortlisting.

Read these alongside the Risk-band and performance sections. Dates and source links remain attached to each value.

Minimum investment

Rs. 10 lakh minimum SIF threshold; verify latest AMFI and AMC scheme documents before action

Available
Why this matters

If the investor cannot meet the ticket size or suitability threshold, use mutual fund alternatives instead.

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Investment Strategy Information Document / Source reviewed 27 Jun 2026

Liquidity / exit terms

Scheme-specific subscription, redemption, exit load, and notice terms; verify latest official documents before action

Source found
Why this matters

Liquidity can matter more than returns if the investor may need money quickly or cannot tolerate interval restrictions.

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Investment Strategy Information Document / Source reviewed 27 Jun 2026

Fund manager / team

Fund management team: Shriram Ramanathan (fixed income, REITs and InvITs), Praveen Ayathan (arbitrage), Venugopal Manghat (equity), and Mayank Chaturvedi (foreign securities).

Available
Why this matters

Manager identity and relevant strategy experience help judge process credibility, but should come from official AMC evidence.

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Official AMFI HSBC RedHex Hybrid Long-Short strategy summary / Source reviewed 5 Sept 2026

AUM

AUM as on 31 July 2026: Rs. 781.58 crore; Monthly Average AUM for July 2026: Rs. 662.57 crore.

Available
Why this matters

AUM affects liquidity, scalability, concentration, and whether returns are coming from a very small base.

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Official HSBC RedHex July 2026 factsheet / Source reviewed 8 Sept 2026

TER / costs

Annual Expense (stated maximum): Regular 1.09%; Direct 0.45%.

Available
Why this matters

Costs are essential before comparing a SIF against mutual funds or deciding whether a complex strategy is worth it.

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Official AMFI HSBC RedHex Hybrid Long-Short strategy summary / Source reviewed 5 Sept 2026

Exit load / dealing rules

Exit Load: 2.00% if units are redeemed or switched out on or before 1 year from allotment; nil after 1 year from allotment. SWP withdrawals also attract exit load like any redemption; no exit load for switches between plans/options, IDCW reinvestment units, or segregated portfolio.

Available
Why this matters

Exit loads, notice periods, and dealing frequency can change suitability even when the strategy looks attractive.

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Official AMFI HSBC RedHex Hybrid Long-Short ISID / Source reviewed 2 Jul 2026

Questions to resolve before shortlisting

What market condition is this strategy designed to handle best?

How does the scheme manage downside risk and liquidity pressure?

Which investor profile is explicitly not suitable for this SIF?

Risk band

Strategy and benchmark are shown separately.

A higher number indicates a higher position on the five-level Risk-band. It is one suitability input, not a complete risk verdict.

Five-level scale

Investment strategy

Current AMFI summary

Lower riskHigher risk

Risk Band Level 2

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Source reviewed 15 Sept 2026

Benchmark

Current AMC product page

Lower riskHigher risk

Risk Band Level 3

View source

Source reviewed 5 Sept 2026

Performance evidence

Return context, with the comparison limit visible.

This is a source-matched comparison, not a return ranking. Move from market context to same-strategy SIF peers or a relatable mutual fund without hiding the limits of each lens.

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Official scheme benchmark: Not captured yet

Comparison lens

Market context

The SIF and public TRI are rebased on their exact common dates. The index is a market lens, not the official scheme benchmark.

RedHex Hybrid Long-Short FundNifty 500 TRI
Market context: indexed growthRedHex Hybrid Long-Short Fund, Nifty 500 TRI over 58 exact common-date observations from 25 Jun 2026 to 16 Sept 2026.
25 Jun 202616 Sept 2026

Every series is rebased to 100 on the first exact common date; values are not NAV levels.

This SIF return

+1.95%

Exact common window

Comparator return

-2.22%

Nifty 500 TRI; same dates and basis

Return difference

+4.17%

SIF minus selected comparator

Maximum drawdown

-0.21% / -5.50%

SIF / comparator

Annualized volatility

1.43% / 9.39%

Observed daily variability; SIF / comparator

Common observations

58

25 Jun 2026 to 16 Sept 2026

Comparison limit: Use this lens to study market participation, not to judge a hybrid mandate as though it were a pure-equity fund.

Sources, calculations and risk-ratio policy

RedHex Hybrid Long-Short Fund

AMFI daily SIF NAV | Regular - Growth

Open source

Data through 16 Sept 2026. Snapshot checked 18 Sept 2026. Automated daily snapshot after identity, freshness, and history QA.

Nifty 500 TRI

NSE Indices TRI snapshot | Total Return Index

Open source

Data through 16 Sept 2026. Snapshot checked 17 Sept 2026. Automated benchmark snapshot; exact common dates only.

Returns, drawdowns, and volatility are calculated by elitefunds from exact common-date observations. Automated fields refresh with the scheduled data pipeline and remain subject to source QA.

Risk-ratio guardrail

Sharpe and Sortino are withheld while the strategy has less than 36 months of observed history. Publishing either ratio now would turn a short launch record into a misleading precision signal.

Strategy lens

Hybrid Long-Short

A hybrid strategy that may combine equity, debt, cash, derivatives, and hedging tools depending on the scheme design.

For MF investors: This may look like a hybrid mutual fund, but the SIF structure can allow a more active implementation style and different risk behavior.

Asset-class flexibility and limits across equity, debt, cash, and derivatives.

Redemption terms, exit conditions, and whether the strategy is interval-style or open-ended.

Factsheet evidence for actual allocation, not only the category name.

Usually fits

Usually studied by investors seeking flexible allocation, but only after understanding liquidity and downside behavior.

Review carefully

A hybrid label does not automatically mean low risk or stable returns.

Mutual fund bridge

Mutual fund context if this SIF is not suitable

For RedHex Hybrid Long-Short Fund, compare conventional mutual funds when the Rs. 10 lakh SIF ticket, liquidity terms, or strategy complexity is not suitable. A same-AMC option is identified where the curated universe supports it.

Not equivalent to SIF

Dynamic allocation comparison

Hybrid long-short context

13 curated MFs

For investors who need asset-allocation flexibility and lower entry ticket before deciding whether a hybrid SIF is appropriate.

Same-AMC conventional starting point

Fund-house continuity only; the mutual fund does not replicate the SIF mandate, short book, or liquidity terms.

Why compare, carefully

Compare equity-debt-gold mix, volatility control, downside participation, and tax/liquidity treatment against hybrid SIF disclosures.

Key limitation

Balanced advantage, multi-asset, and equity-savings funds cannot be treated as the same product as a hybrid long-short SIF with broader strategy permissions.

Compare using

  • Equity allocation range
  • Volatility versus Nifty 50 Hybrid Composite Debt 65:35 TRI
  • Downside capture

Same AMC identifies fund-house continuity only. It does not imply closer equivalence, superior suitability, or a recommendation.

Open the mutual fund section for the full category map, live NAV context, and broader peer set.

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Sources and documents

Open the document behind a decision fact.

Each document is linked to the information it supports. Check its date when a current value matters to your decision.

Source ledger

6 tracked document types with source and check-date details.

ISID / offer document

Source checked

Exact official HSBC RedHex Hybrid Long-Short Fund ISID PDF identified from the official AMC document collection.

Open document

Document link checked 27 Jun 2026

Factsheet

Source checked

Current AMFI strategy summary was opened and used for manager, stated-maximum expense, exit-load, and risk-band checks; recurring AMC factsheets remain a separate source.

Open document

Document link checked 5 Sept 2026

AUM / AAUM disclosure

Source checked

Official HSBC RedHex July 2026 factsheet reports scheme-level monthly average AUM and month-end AUM as of 31 July 2026.

Open document

Document link checked 8 Sept 2026

NAV source

Source checked

Official AMFI latest-NAV API maps the reviewed Regular Growth row SIF-128 for this strategy as of 2026-06-25.

Open document

Document link checked 27 Jun 2026

Portfolio disclosure

Source located

Official AMFI strategy summary XLS is available; HSBC NFO-note portfolio context remains review-only, so recurring portfolio disclosure is still a separate issuer-level verification task.

Open document

Document link checked 27 Jun 2026

Risk-band

Source checked

Current AMFI strategy summary reports RedHex Hybrid Long-Short Fund at Risk Level 2.

Open document

Document link checked 5 Sept 2026

How to proceed

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Before proceeding with this SIF

Is RedHex Hybrid Long-Short Fund suitable for the role you want in the portfolio?

Have NAV freshness, liquidity terms, taxation, and dated Risk-band evidence been checked?

Has the fund manager/team evidence been verified from official documents?

Which authorized distributor, advisor, or AMC channel will handle execution if you proceed?