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Jio BlackRock Prism Hybrid Long Short Fund NFO Key Details & Review

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Jio BlackRock's first SIF NFO: Prism Hybrid Long Short Fund

Jio BlackRock Mutual Fund has launched the Prism Hybrid Long Short Fund, the first investment strategy under its Specialised Investment Fund (SIF) platform, Prism SIF.

The New Fund Offer (NFO) opens on 29-June-2026 and closes on 13-July-2026. The investment strategy will reopen for subscriptions within five business days from the allotment date.

The strategy is designed for investors seeking a professionally managed hybrid portfolio that combines equity, debt and selected derivative strategies while aiming to reduce portfolio volatility over the long term.

Prism Hybrid Long Short Fund: NFO Details

ParticularDetails
Fund namePrism Hybrid Long Short Fund
Fund typeInterval investment strategy
CategoryHybrid Long Short Fund
BenchmarkNifty 50 Hybrid Composite Debt 50:50 Index (TRI)
Fund managersArun Ramachandran, Tanvi Kacheria, Siddharth Deb, Virendra Kumar
NFO opens29-June-2026
NFO closes13-July-2026
Reopening21-July-2026
Minimum investment₹10 lakh
Additional investment₹10,000
SIP₹10,000
NAV during NFO₹10 
Stamp duty0.005%
Entry loadNil
Exit loadNil

Company details

ParticularDetails
AMCJio BlackRock Asset Management Private Limited
AUM₹ 15,931 Crores
Websitewww.jioblackrockamc.com
Emailservice.prismsif@jioblackrockamc.com
AddressUnit No.1301, 13th Floor, Altimus Building, Plot No.130, Worli Estate, Pandurang Budhkar Marg, Worli, Mumbai 400018
Contact+91 22 35207700 / +91 22 69987700

Source: AMFI India : New fund offer

What has Jio BlackRock launched?

The Prism Hybrid Long Short Fund is an interval investment strategy offered under Prism SIF. The fund invests across equity, debt and money market instruments while also using selected derivative strategies, including limited short positions.

The fund may also invest in REITs, InvITs and special investment opportunities such as merger arbitrage, IPOs and corporate actions. The portfolio will be actively managed and rebalanced based on market conditions.

How does the strategy work?

This strategy combines multiple investment approaches within one portfolio unlike a traditional hybrid fund.

The equity portion seeks long term growth, while debt investments aim to generate regular income and improve stability.

Derivative strategies such as collar trades, merger arbitrage and cash futures arbitrage may be used to manage risk, capture market opportunities and potentially reduce volatility.

The portfolio may generally allocate:

  • 35% to 75% in equity and equity related instruments
  • 25% to 65% in debt and money market instruments
  • Up to 25% short exposure through derivatives
  • Up to 20% in InvITs

Strategy process

StepWhat happens?
1Invests across equity and debt securities
2Identifies market opportunities through active research
3Uses derivative strategies for hedging, arbitrage and limited short exposure
4Invests selectively in IPOs, REITs, InvITs and special situations
5Continuously rebalances the portfolio based on market conditions and risk

Let’s see through an example

Suppose equity markets become volatile after a sharp rally.

Instead of relying only on stock selection, the fund manager may continue holding quality companies while using derivative strategies to protect part of the downside.

At the same time, debt investments may continue generating income, helping reduce the impact of market fluctuations on the overall portfolio.

Potential benefits

Potential benefitWhy does it matter?
Diversified portfolioExposure across multiple asset classes
Active managementPortfolio adapts to changing market conditions
Multiple return sourcesReturns may come from equity, debt and arbitrage opportunities
Risk managementDerivatives may help manage downside risk
Professional portfolio constructionManaged by an experienced investment team

What are the key risks?

RiskWhat does it mean?
Market riskEquity prices may fall
Interest rate riskDebt investments may lose value when rates rise
Derivative riskStrategies may not perform as expected
Liquidity riskBeing an interval strategy, redemptions follow the permitted schedule
Credit riskDebt issuers may fail to meet payment obligations
Portfolio strategy riskActive investment decisions may not deliver desired outcomes

Who may consider this fund?

Investor typeWhy?
Experienced investorsComfortable with hybrid and derivative based strategies
Long term investorsSeeking capital appreciation over several years
High net worth investorsAble to meet the minimum investment requirement
Investors seeking diversificationLooking beyond traditional equity or debt funds

Who may not find it suitable?

Investor typeWhy?
Conservative investorsMay prefer simpler investment products
Investors needing daily liquidityThis is an interval investment strategy
First time mutual fund investorsThe strategy may be relatively complex
Investors with short investment horizonsThe strategy is intended for long term investing

Prism Hybrid Long Short Fund vs traditional investment options

Investment optionReturn potentialRiskComplexity
Fixed DepositLowLowLow
Debt Mutual FundLow to ModerateLow to ModerateLow
Hybrid Mutual FundModerateModerateModerate
Equity Mutual FundHighHighModerate
Prism Hybrid Long Short FundModerate to HighModerate to HighHigh

Zenith Finserve’s view

The Prism Hybrid Long Short Fund introduces a more sophisticated investment approach than traditional mutual funds by combining equity, debt and derivative based strategies within a single portfolio. 

The diversified approach and active risk management may appeal to experienced investors, but the strategy also carries additional complexity and higher risks associated with Specialised Investment Funds.

You should evaluate the product based on your financial goals, investment horizon, liquidity needs and overall portfolio before making any investment decision.

How can Zenith Finserve help?

At Zenith Finserve, we follow a process-driven investment framework.

We assess your goals, cash flows, risk profile, time horizon, existing investments, loans, and tax situation before suggesting investments.

We align our investment suggestions to match your needs.

Then, we review them periodically to keep them aligned with your changing life and financial position.

Frequently asked questions

  1. What is the minimum investment during the NFO?

    The minimum investment during the NFO is ₹10 lakh.

  2. Is this an open ended mutual fund?


    No. It is an interval investment strategy under Prism SIF.
  3. What is the investment objective?

    To seek long term capital appreciation along with income generation.

  4. Does the strategy invest only in equities?

    No. It invests across equity, debt, money market instruments and selected derivative strategies.
  5. Is SIP available?

    Yes. SIP is available subject to the conditions specified in the ISID.
  6. Is there any entry or exit load?

    There is no entry load or exit load.
  7. Who manages the investment strategy?

    Arun Ramachandran, Tanvi Kacheria, Siddharth Deb and Virendra Kumar.
  8. Does the strategy have a past performance record?

    No. This is a new investment strategy and does not have any historical performance.

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