Since its debut in early February 2026, 360 ONE Mutual Fund's DynaSIF platform has launched three distinct Specialised Investment Fund strategies in quick succession — a pace of expansion that stands out even in a SIF category that has grown rapidly since its April 2025 introduction. With the most recent fund, the Equity Ex-Top 100 Long-Short Fund, still in its NFO window as of this reporting, DynaSIF now offers investors a genuinely differentiated three-fund lineup under one brand.
DynaSIF's platform at a glance
Fund | Launched | Core focus |
|---|---|---|
Equity Long-Short Fund | 6 Feb 2026 | Broad, style-agnostic long-short equities |
Active Asset Allocator Long-Short Fund | 6 Mar 2026 | Multi-asset: equity, debt, commodities, InvITs |
Equity Ex-Top 100 Long-Short Fund | 5 Jun 2026 | Mid- and small-cap focused long-short |
Each fund is managed with a distinct mandate and risk profile: the debut equity fund is unconstrained by sector or market cap, the Active Asset Allocator spreads risk across multiple asset classes to reduce equity-market dependence, and the newest Ex-Top 100 fund leans deliberately into the higher-growth, higher-volatility mid- and small-cap segment. Distributors note this gives DynaSIF a spread across the risk curve that few other SIF platforms had achieved this early in their own build-outs — Aditya Birla Sun Life's Apex SIF, for comparison, launched a single hybrid fund and had not added a second strategy within a similar window, while Bandhan's Arudha SIF took roughly two months between its first and second launches.
What's driving the pace 360 ONE's existing scale in wealth management — the group's broader business has long served ultra-high-net-worth and family office clients through PMS and AIF structures — appears to be a factor in how quickly it has been able to design, file and launch successive SIF strategies. Anup Maheshwari's stated philosophy of prioritising risk-adjusted returns over absolute returns has been consistent across all three launches, even as the underlying asset mix has varied significantly from fund to fund.
With three live strategies and a track record still measured in months rather than years, the more meaningful test for DynaSIF now shifts from launch execution to actual performance — how each fund navigates its first full market cycle, and whether the platform's rapid pace of product rollout translates into comparably strong asset gathering relative to slower-moving but larger rivals already established in the SIF space.