Short Selling Securities definition
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Short Selling Securities Short selling of securities of issuers identified as unattractive investments by the Manager’s investment process and/or to hedge the market exposure of the Fund’s long positions.
Short Selling Securities Short selling of securities of companies identified as unattractive investments by the Manager’s investment process and/or to hedge the market exposure of the Market Neutral Fund’s long positions.
Short Selling Securities Short selling of securities of companies identified as unattractive investments by the Manager’s investment process and/or to hedge the market exposure of the Long Short Fund’s long positions.
Short Selling Securities Short selling of securities of companies identified as unattractive investments by the Manager’s investment process and/or to hedge the market exposure of the Global Long Short Fund’s long positions.
Short Selling Securities Short selling of securities of companies identified as unattractive investments by the Manager’s investment process and/or to hedge the market exposure of the Alpha Extension Fund’s long positions.
Risk associated with Securities Lending & Borrowing and Short Selling: Securities Lending and Borrowing (“SLB”) is an exchange traded product in India, with trades done on order matching platforms setup by the clearing corporation/house of recognized stock exchanges.
The Scheme will not invest in Securitised Debt, Credit Default Swaps, Short Selling, Securities Lending and Repo in Corporate Debt.
Short Selling Securities Short selling of securities of issuers identified as unattractive investments by the Manager’s investment process and/or to hedge the market exposure of the Income Opportunities Fund’s long positions.
The Scheme will not invest in Securitised Debt, Credit Default Swaps, Short Selling, Securities Lending, Repo in Corporate Debt and debt instruments having structured obligations / credit enhancements.
Short Selling Securities Short selling of securities of issuers identified as unattractive investments by the Manager’s investment process and/or to hedge the market exposure of the Global Resource Fund’s long positions.