AIF

AIF
AIF

Alternative Investment Funds

We provide products for alternative investment funds (AIF) and third-party portfolio management services (PMS). Products from Alternate Investment Funds (AIF) include hedge funds, long-term strategies, private equity, and venture capital. Speak with our Relationship Manager or Prudent Partner in your location, and he will advise you on investment ideas according to your return goals and risk tolerance.

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Types of AIF

Alternative Investment Funds (AIF)

Privately pooled investment funds are known as alternative investment funds, or AIF for short. The Securities Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has classified them into three categories: Category I, Category II, and Category III. It is a fund of funds (FOF) that makes investments in asset classes other than cash, fixed deposits, equities, bonds, and government securities. For the benefit of investors, it aggregates funds from many HNI investors and allocates them among the various investment categories as defined by SEBI.

Assets Under Management (AUM)

AIF includes venture capital, private equity funds, infrastructure funds, SME funds, startups, and hedge funds. These funds may trade in listed or unlisted derivatives, depending on their kind.
A minimum investment of Rs 1 crore is needed, depending on the type of AIF. As a result, it might be called a product designed for HNIs.

Advantages of AIF

AIF’s main advantage is diversification. AIFs have a great deal of discretion about where to invest, in contrast to the majority of other funds or mutual funds, which are strictly controlled and adhere to SEBI-mandated fund/scheme parameters.
Many non-traditional investment opportunities that are typically unavailable to other investors, especially retail investors, are accessible to AIFs.

How AIF works?

AIFs, or alternative investment funds, raise capital to create a pool of investment funds that make investments in non-traditional asset classes that aren’t available to regular investors through other products like mutual funds. It is possible to pool funds from a variety of investors, including foreign investors, non-resident investors, resident investors, and NRIs.

Who can invest in AIF?

AIFs are primarily intended for high net worth (HNI) individuals who are willing to take on significant risk and invest at least Rs 1.00 crore. AIF may have a very high potential return, but it also has a very significant risk. As a result, this is only intended for those who are experienced in this type of investment.
In conclusion, you are willing to stay invested with lengthy lock-in periods if you have a sizable money to put in a single asset and you can tolerate the risk.

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