What we offer

Specialised investment funds (SIF) are India’s newest investment category, introduced by SEBI to sit in the gap between mutual funds and PMS. With a minimum investment of ₹10 lakh, SIF investment options give experienced investors access to more flexible, actively managed strategies, such as long-short and sector-rotation approaches, that traditional mutual funds are not structured to offer. The category is still young: SIF assets stood at ₹31,175 crore in August 2026 (AMFI data), so track records are short and the choice of strategies is still narrow.

What Ekaiva Does in SIF:

Suitability first — we help you assess whether a SIF strategy fits your goals, risk appetite and existing portfolio.

Strategy clarity — we explain how each approach works, where the risk actually sits, and how SIF investment strategies differ from your current mutual fund holdings, in plain language.

Access and onboarding — as a distributor, we help you reach SIF offerings and move through the paperwork without the usual friction.

Because SIFs carry higher minimums and use sophisticated strategies, they are not for everyone. Our role is to help you understand exactly what you are stepping into: the strategy, the track record of the SIF fund managers, the risk and the costs, before a single rupee moves. With Ekaiva, SIF portfolio planning starts with reading the fine print, not with the pitch.

Note: SIFs (minimum Rs. 10 lakh) may use higher-risk, actively managed strategies and are meant for experienced investors. Read all scheme related documents carefully.