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HSBC introduces RedHex Hybrid Long-Short Fund

Takendra Verma
Last updated: 06/06/2026 3:34 PM
Takendra Verma
Published: 06/06/2026
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HSBC Mutual Fund has introduced a new investment product called the RedHex Hybrid Long-Short Fund.

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What Is the RedHex Hybrid Long-Short Fund?A Focus on Stability and Risk-Adjusted ReturnsWhat HSBC Mutual Fund Says About the StrategyFund Management and BenchmarkInvestment Details and Who It Is ForShould You Consider This Fund?

The scheme is part of a Specialised Investment Fund (SIF) strategy designed for investors who want a mix of regular income and long-term capital growth.

The New Fund Offer (NFO) is currently open and will close on June 16.

The fund aims to offer a balanced approach by investing across multiple asset classes to manage risk and improve returns.

What Is the RedHex Hybrid Long-Short Fund?

The RedHex Hybrid Long-Short Fund follows a diversified investment strategy.

It combines exposure to:

Fixed income instruments

Equity arbitrage opportunities

Infrastructure Investment Trusts (InvITs)

Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs)

The fund uses a 50:50 allocation model across debt, REITs/InvITs, and equity arbitrage.

This structure is designed to generate steady, accrual-based returns while keeping volatility relatively low.

According to HSBC Mutual Fund, the strategy is built to perform across different market conditions by using credit exposure, liquidity management, and active risk controls.

A Focus on Stability and Risk-Adjusted Returns

The main goal of the fund is to deliver consistent returns with reduced ups and downs compared to traditional equity investments.

HSBC says the strategy aims to:

Generate stable income over time

Reduce downside risk during market volatility

Offer tax-efficient, risk-adjusted returns

Maintain flexibility across market cycles

The fund is backed by an experienced investment team with expertise in credit markets, derivatives, arbitrage strategies, and special situations.

What HSBC Mutual Fund Says About the Strategy

Speaking about the launch, Kailash Kulkarni, CEO of HSBC Mutual Fund, said the product is designed for investors looking for professionally managed solutions in a complex market environment.

He noted that the fund aims to act as a middle ground between traditional mutual fund clarity and more flexible investment strategies, while keeping volatility under control.

Fund Management and Benchmark

The performance of the fund will be compared against the NIFTY 50 Hybrid Composite Debt 50:50 Index.

The fund will be managed by a team of specialists:

Debt, InvITs, and REITs: Shriram Ramanathan

Equity portion: Venugopal Manghat

Arbitrage strategy: Praveen Ayathan

Foreign securities: Mayank Chaturvedi

Each manager will handle a specific part of the portfolio based on their area of expertise.

Investment Details and Who It Is For

The RedHex Hybrid Long-Short Fund is designed for investors looking for a “mid-ticket” investment option with diversified exposure.

Key details include:

Minimum investment: ₹10 lakh

Additional investment: in multiples of ₹1

Focus: balanced risk and return strategy

HSBC Mutual Fund says the structure is designed to offer better tax efficiency and smoother returns compared to traditional fixed-income products.

Should You Consider This Fund?

The fund is positioned for investors who want stability with moderate growth potential rather than aggressive market-linked returns.

With its diversified structure and risk-managed approach, the RedHex Hybrid Long-Short Fund aims to provide a more stable investment experience across different market cycles.

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