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Aditya Birla Sun Life MF side-pockets exposure to Essel Group company

The fund house said Adilink's failure to repay was on account of "extension of originally anticipated timelines for the monetisation of road assets"

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Samie Modak Mumbai
Aditya Birla Sun Life Mutual Fund (ABSL MF) has created a segregated portfolio — commonly referred to as side-pocketing — for its investment in Essel Group company Adilink Infra & Multitrading which has gone sour. 

Three ABSL MF’s schemes — ABSL Medium Term Fund, ABSL Credit Risk Fund and ABSL Dynamic Bond Fund — had subscribed to Adilink’s debentures worth Rs 793 crore which were due in March 2020. The move to create a side pocket was triggered by Adilink’s failure to repay investors.

“On November 25, 2019, payments from Adilink were due to the minority investor as the minority

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