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SIFs gain ground: Should investors explore them?

A year after their launch, Specialised Investment Funds (SIFs) are beginning to find a place in investor portfolios. Sitting between traditional mutual funds and high-ticket offerings such as PMSs and AIFs, they offer fund managers more freedom in managing money without requiring the large investment amounts associated with those products.WHY HAVE SIFs BECOME POPULAR?The appeal of SIFs lies in the space they occupy between mutual funds and PMSs. Investors looking for something beyond traditiona…

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SIFs gain ground: Should investors explore them?
A year after their launch, Specialised Investment Funds (SIFs) are beginning to find a place in investor portfolios. Sitting between traditional mutual funds and high-ticket offerings such as PMSs and AIFs, they offer fund managers more freedom in managing money without requiring the large investment amounts associated with those products.WHY HAVE SIFs BECOME POPULAR?The appeal of SIFs lies in the space they occupy between mutual funds and PMSs. Investors looking for something beyond traditiona…
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