HYBRID

Unifi Dynamic Asset Allocation Fund

An open-ended dynamic asset allocation fund

An open-ended hybrid mutual fund scheme that invests in a dynamically managed portfolio of debt and equity with an intent to generate income and capital appreciation over the medium to long term.

  • Direct
  • Regular
167.59 0.50%
As on 30 Aug 2024
Benchmark: CRISIL Hybrid 50+50 Moderate Index
Our skin in the game 50 Cr

An open-ended hybrid mutual fund scheme that invests in a dynamically managed portfolio of debt and equity with an intent to generate income and capital appreciation over the medium to long term.

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  • Fund Facts
  • Fund Specs
  • Holdings
  • Documents
  • Fund managers

Performance

As on 30 Aug 2024As on 30 Sep 2024
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  • SEBI format table

Historical Returns (As per SEBI format)

Unifi Balanced Advantage Fund BSE 250 Small Cap TRI ^ BSE 250 Small Cap TRI #
CAGR Current Value CAGR Current Value CAGR Current Value
1 Year 37.3% ₹ 13,742 37.3% ₹ 13,742 37.3% ₹ 13,742
3 Year 37.3% ₹ 13,742 37.3% ₹ 13,742 37.3% ₹ 13,742
5 Year 37.3% ₹ 13,742 37.3% ₹ 13,742 37.3% ₹ 13,742
since Inception 37.3% ₹ 13,742 37.3% ₹ 13,742 37.3% ₹ 13,742
NAV / Index Value ₹ 166.40 ₹ 7,731 ₹ 7,731

Date of allotment: Jun 15, 2024.

Period for which fund's performance has been provided is computed based on last day of the month-end preceding the date of advertisement

Different plans shall have a different expense structure. The performance details provided herein are of Direct Plan.

Since inception returns have been calculated from the date of allotment till August 30, 2024

Past performance may or may not be sustained in future and should not be used as a basis for comparison with other investments

Rolling returns have been calculated based on returns from regular plan growth option.

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Scheme Disclaimer

Fund Facts

As on 30 Aug 2024As on 30 Sep 2024

This is an open ended hybrid fund that dynamically changes asset allocation.

  • Scheme Code UMF/O/H/BAF/24/01/0006
  • Inception Date 27 May 2024
  • Allotment Date 15 June 2024
  • Ideal Holding Period 2 Years+

Minimum

  • Lumpsum Minimum ₹50,000
  • SIP Minimum Minimum Instalments - 6 Months ₹1,000
  • Additional Purchase ₹1,000
Exit Load
  • Upto 12 months20% is free of charge, while the remaining 80% incurs the mentioned fees 2%
  • Upto 2 years20% is free of charge, while the remaining 80% incurs the mentioned fees 1%
Expense Ratio
  • Direct 0.92%
  • Regular 1.39%
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This is an open ended hybrid fund that dynamically changes asset allocation.

  • Scheme Code UMF/O/H/BAF/24/01/0006
  • Inception Date 27 May 2024
  • Allotment Date 15 June 2024
  • Ideal Holding Period 2 Years+

Minimum

  • Lumpsum Minimum ₹50,000
  • SIP Minimum Minimum Instalments - 6 Months ₹1,000
  • Additional Purchase ₹1,000
Exit Load
  • Upto 12 months20% is free of charge, while the remaining 80% incurs the mentioned fees 2%
  • Upto 2 years20% is free of charge, while the remaining 80% incurs the mentioned fees 1%
Expense Ratio
  • Direct 0.92%
  • Regular 1.39%
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Fund Specs

As on 30 Aug 2024As on 30 Sep 2024
  • Morningstar Rating 5
  • Morningstar Medalist Rating Gold
  • Asset Under Management ₹ 14,072.97 Cr
Quantitative Indicators
  • Portfolio Turnover Ratio 0.25 last 12 months
  • Modified Duration 2.66 Years
  • Portfolio Macaulay Duration 2.81 Years
  • PRC Matrix
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    Credit Risk Interest Rate Risk Relatively Low (Class A) Moderate (Class B) Relatively High (Class C)
    Relatively Low (Class l)
    Moderate (Class ll)
    Relatively High (Class lll) A-III IRR higher
    CRR lowest
  • Average Maturity (only for debt component)
    001
  • Yield to Maturity
    001
  • Morningstar Rating 5
  • Morningstar Medalist Rating Gold
  • Asset Under Management ₹ 14,072.97 Cr
Quantitative Indicators
  • Portfolio Turnover Ratio 0.25 last 12 months
  • Modified Duration 2.66 Years
  • Portfolio Macaulay Duration 2.81 Years
  • PRC Matrix
    Show
    Credit Risk Interest Rate Risk Relatively Low (Class A) Moderate (Class B) Relatively High (Class C)
    Relatively Low (Class l)
    Moderate (Class ll)
    Relatively High (Class lll) A-III IRR higher
    CRR lowest
  • Average Maturity (only for debt component)
    001
  • Yield to Maturity
    001

Holdings

As on 30 Aug 2024

Top 10 Holdings

  • IPCA Laboratories Limited16.53%
  • Jubilant Ingrevia Limited14.72%
  • Suprajit Engineering Limited6.56%
  • eClerx Services Limited6.51%
  • IPCA Laboratories Limited16.53%
  • Jubilant Ingrevia Limited14.72%
  • Suprajit Engineering Limited6.56%
  • eClerx Services Limited6.51%
  • Voltamp Transformers Limited2.54%
  • Voltamp Transformers Limited2.54%

Top 10 Sectors

  • Industrial Products16.71%
  • Consumer Durables14.96%
  • Auto Components7.33%
  • Chemicals & Petrochemicals6.20%
  • Pharmaceuticals & Biotechnology5.38%

Allocation by Market Cap*

  • Small Cap94.30%
  • Mid Cap5.90%

*Market Cap as per AMFI Classification

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Top 10 Holdings

  • IPCA Laboratories Limited16.53%
  • Jubilant Ingrevia Limited14.72%
  • Suprajit Engineering Limited6.56%
  • eClerx Services Limited6.51%
  • IPCA Laboratories Limited16.53%
  • Jubilant Ingrevia Limited14.72%
  • Suprajit Engineering Limited6.56%
  • eClerx Services Limited6.51%
  • Voltamp Transformers Limited2.54%
  • Voltamp Transformers Limited2.54%

Top 10 Sectors

  • Industrial Products16.71%
  • Consumer Durables14.96%
  • Auto Components7.33%
  • Chemicals & Petrochemicals6.20%
  • Pharmaceuticals & Biotechnology5.38%

Allocation by Market Cap*

  • Small Cap94.30%
  • Mid Cap5.90%

*Market Cap as per AMFI Classification

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Fund managers

As on 30 Aug 2024
V N Saravanan

A Chartered Accountant with 20+ years of experience in fund management, capital market research, banking and audit. Saravanan has been associated with Unifi group since 2006. He was the Fund Manager for an open-ended CAT-III multi asset class AIF for 11 years between FY14 to FY24. Earlier in the equity research division, he was tracking Pharmaceuticals, Specialty Chemicals and Financial Services sector. Prior to Unifi, he worked in ICICI bank’s treasury & corporate mid-office group and PwC’s due diligence & assurance division.

Karthik Srinivas

A Chartered Accountant with 10+ years of experience in across functions like fund management, research, risk management & audit. Over the last 4 years, Karthik has been co-managing debt strategies at Unifi group in its PMS division. He was responsible for identifying high-yield fixed income and hybrid opportunities, evaluation and monitoring. Earlier, he was part of The Sanmar Group, working in their Founders’ Office and with Deloitte in their Risk Advisory practice.

Aejas Lakhani

12+ years of experience in fund management, equity research and governance advisory. He has done his MBA (Finance) from the Asian Institute of Management (Manila). Over the last 4 years, Aejas has been managing the consumption themed equity fund at Unifi group. He was also tracking sectors such as Pharmaceuticals, Logistics, Retail and Capital Markets. Earlier he has worked as an Analyst in the Institutional Investor Advisory Services Firm and Edelweiss Asset Management Limited.

How does this fund generate yield?

G-sec & T- bills

G-sec & T- bills

  • Safest form of a debt instrument, backed by Central Government
  • Tactical allocation to increase or decrease portfolio duration based on economic cycle
  • Highly liquid

PSU & PFI bonds

AAA rated bonds

AA rated bonds

PSU & PFI debt / CPs / CDs Corporate AAA & AA rated debt / CPs

  • Returns with good liquidity
  • Tactical play on duration, basis economic cycle
  • Diversified allocation across multiple sectors
  • Bottom-up evaluation of each opportunity by in-house team without bias to rating

AA, A & BBB rated bonds

AA, A & BBB rated bonds

  • Hold-to-maturity approach with an intent to benefit from higher yields
  • Tactical allocation to take advantage of potential rating upgrades and company specificpositive developments
  • Each investment is made after detailed due diligence on business fundamentals and corporate governance
  • Rigorous post-investment monitoring & covenants compliance

Below BBB rated bonds

Open derivatives

Sector & Thematic equity

Small-cap equity

Large & Mid-cap equity

Large & Mid-cap equity

  • Opportunistic trade on a highly selective, leveraging our access to the in-depth research and equity strategies
  • Take advantage of temporary severe market price volatility caused by regulatory actions, political changes, force majeure events (like COVID) which tend to invariably reverse to normalcy (mean-reversion)

Buy-back, open offers,
IPOs & delistings

Buy-back, open offers,
IPOs & delistings

Participate in corporate events like buy-backs, delisting, open offers and IPO that inherently have low correlation to economic cycles and market volatility

Evaluation criteria

  • Sufficient liquidity in the scrip
  • Promoter and Management assessment
  • Corporate Governance record
  • Proprietary model to estimate acceptance ratios
  • Sensitivity analysis

Cash-futures arbitrage

Cash-futures arbitrage

  • Uncorrelated to market cycles
  • Minimizes return volatility and protects downside risk
  • Enhances liquidity of the portfolio with capital preservation

Dynamic Debt

Dynamic Debt

This fund would dynamically invest among various debt segments depending on its growth-inflation outlook

Controlled Equity

Controlled Equity

The equity risk is controlled by hedging and focussing on segments with lower volatility

Low risk

High risk

Low risk

G-sec & T- bills

PSU & PFI bonds

AAA rated bonds

AA rated bonds

AA, A & BBB rated bonds

Below BBB rated bonds

Dynamic Debt

Low risk

High risk

Open derivatives

Sector & Thematic equity

Small-cap equity

Large & Mid-cap equity

open offers, IPOs & delistings

Cash-futures arbitrage

Controlled Equity

High risk

Low risk

G-sec & T- bills

  • Safest form of a debt instrument, backed by Central Government
  • Tactical allocation to increase or decrease portfolio duration based on economic cycle
  • Highly liquid

PSU & PFI debt / CPs / CDs Corporate AAA & AA rated debt / CPs

  • Returns with good liquidity
  • Tactical play on duration, basis economic cycle
  • Diversified allocation across multiple sectors
  • Bottom-up evaluation of each opportunity by in-house team without bias to rating

AA, A & BBB rated bonds

  • Hold-to-maturity approach with an intent to benefit from higher yields
  • Tactical allocation to take advantage of potential rating upgrades and company specificpositive developments
  • Each investment is made after detailed due diligence on business fundamentals and corporate governance
  • Rigorous post-investment monitoring & covenants compliance

Large & Mid-cap equity

  • Opportunistic trade on a highly selective, leveraging our access to the in-depth research and equity strategies
  • Take advantage of temporary severe market price volatility caused by regulatory actions, political changes, force majeure events (like COVID) which tend to invariably reverse to normalcy (mean-reversion)

open offers, IPOs & delistings

Participate in corporate events like buy-backs, delisting, open offers and IPO that inherently have low correlation to economic cycles and market volatility

Evaluation criteria

  • Sufficient liquidity in the scrip
  • Promoter and Management assessment
  • Corporate Governance record
  • Proprietary model to estimate acceptance ratios
  • Sensitivity analysis

Cash-futures arbitrage

  • Uncorrelated to market cycles
  • Minimizes return volatility and protects downside risk
  • Enhances liquidity of the portfolio with capital preservation

Refer to SID & SAI for further details | Dynamic debt refers to allocation across the rating and duration spectrum | Controlled equity means majority allocation to cash-futures arbitrage to reduce portfolio volatility

Asset Allocation of the Scheme: Equity (0%-100%); Debt (0%-100%).

How does this fund navigate the economic cycle?

GROWTH
INFLATION
  • Rising Growth,
    Falling Inflation

    Priority segments:

    • Short & medium-term G-Sec & AAA
    • Short-term corporate bonds
    • Large-cap equity
    • Special situation equity (Event Arbitrage)
    • Cash-futures arbitrage
  • Rising Growth,
    Rising Inflation

    Priority segments:

    • Short- & medium corporate bonds
    • Medium-term AAA & G-Sec
    • Diversified equity
    • Special situation equity (Event Arbitrage)
    • Cash-futures arbitrage
  • Falling Growth,
    Falling Inflation

    Priority segments:

    • Special situation equity (Event Arbitrage)
    • Short-term G-Sec & AAA
    • Cash-futures arbitrage
  • Rising Growth,
    Falling Inflation

    Priority segments:

    • Medium term – G-Sec & AAA
    • Special situation equity (Event Arbitrage)
    • Cash-futures arbitrage

INFLATION

  • Rising Growth, Falling Inflation

    • Short & medium-term G-Sec & AAA
    • Short-term corporate bonds
    • Large-cap equity
    • Special situation equity (Event Arbitrage)
    • Cash-futures arbitrage
  • Rising Growth, Rising Inflation

    • Short- & medium corporate bonds
    • Medium-term AAA & G-Sec
    • Diversified equity
    • Special situation equity (Event Arbitrage)
    • Cash-futures arbitrage
  • Falling Growth, Falling Inflation

    • Special situation equity (Event Arbitrage)
    • Short-term G-Sec & AAA
    • Cash-futures arbitrage
  • Falling Growth, Rising Inflation

    • Medium term – G-Sec & AAA
    • Special situation equity (Event Arbitrage)
    • Cash-futures arbitrage

GROWTH

Key Fund Principles

'Top-Down' Segment Allocation

GDP Growth and Inflation are the two key macro-economic variables that drive the economic cycle.

The fund strategically allocates to the segments that perform in the prevailing growth-inflation environment.

'Bottom-up' Asset Selection

In-depth bottom-up research may reveal tactical opportunities that generate capital gains.

These opportunities may arise from rating upgrades, fundamental events, or short-term interest rate fluctuations.

In-house due diligence

Enabling Unifi to apply equity-level due diligence standards to its debt investments.

This may include regular borrower interviews and physical inspections, providing first-hand oversight of the borrower’s financial health.

Diversified Risk

Diversification a powerful risk management tool. However, it is also returns-dilutive if done excessively.

Getting the balance right optimises the Risk-Return trade-off.

How is this fund taxed?

For funds held for 2 years

FUND ‘A’ Any fund holding >65% Debt Instruments Unifi DAAF Any fund holding <65% Debt Instruments
Redemption (1/1/2027) ₹ 100.00
Investment (1/1/2025) ₹ 116.64 (assuming 8% pre-tax return)
Pre-tax Gain ₹ 16.64
Tax ₹ 4.99 (@30%) ₹ 2.08 (@12.5%)
Post-tax Gain ₹ 11.65 ₹ 14.56
Post-tax Return 5.66% 7.03%
  • Tax laws are subject to change and the current position may not continue indefinitely. Please consult your tax advisor for ascertaining specific tax liability.
Learn how we manage
risk

Independent in-house underwriting establishes a rigorous evaluation standard for debt investing through our bottom-up research framework. Our fundamental research framework enables a distinct investment approach pre & post investment, applying an equity-like methodology to debt investments for superior analysis and risk management.

Our portfolio is designed to minimize sharp swings in portfolio values due to interest rates movements. Low duration, amortising principal structure, exposure to high quality borrowers provide inherent interest rate risk mitigation.

Constant allocation to TREPs/ G-secs/highly liquid debt instruments and cash arbitrage segments to manage liquidity. Periodical cashflows from debt repayments and interest payments also provide liquidity buffer.

Regulatory limits imposed on sector and single company exposure prevents the portfolio to be concentrated.

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