360 ONE Mutual Fund has announced the launch of its first investment scheme under the new Specialised Investment Fund (SIF) framework, with the introduction of the DynaSIF Equity Long–Short Fund. The New Fund Offer (NFO) for this open-ended strategy will be available for subscription from February 6 to February 20, 2026.

Key Highlights

• 360 ONE Mutual Fund will launch its first Specialised Investment Fund under SEBI’s new SIF framework.
• The DynaSIF Equity Long-Short Fund opens for subscription from February 6 with flexible equity strategies.

This fund marks the debut of the DynaSIF platform, a new investment offering by 360 ONE Mutual Fund developed in line with SEBI’s SIF regulations. Positioned between traditional mutual funds and alternative investment strategies, the DynaSIF platform aims to retain mutual fund-style governance and transparency while providing greater strategic flexibility.

The DynaSIF Equity Long–Short Fund is designed to pursue long-term capital appreciation by taking selective long and short positions in listed equities and equity derivatives. The strategy requires a minimum 80% allocation to equities and equity derivatives, with the ability to hold up to 25% short exposure through derivatives. The fund can also invest up to 20% in debt instruments and infrastructure investment trusts (InvITs), offering a well-rounded approach to risk and return.

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The fund is sector-, market-cap- and style-agnostic, enabling the management team to exploit structural, cyclical, and tactical opportunities across market conditions. Benchmarking for the scheme will be against the BSE 500 Total Return Index (TRI), and it will be categorized under a higher risk band (Level 5), reflecting its strategic flexibility and derivative usage.

According to the mutual fund house, the DynaSIF platform blends disciplined risk management with innovative investment thinking, aiming to deliver differentiated performance in evolving market regimes. Fund investors should note that the strategy is targeted at more sophisticated market participants, and the minimum subscription requirement reflects this positioning.