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Alternative Investment Fund (AIF)

AIF — Diversify Beyond Public Markets

Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) bridge the gap between traditional equities and private markets. Investing across private equity, venture capital, hedge funds, and private debt, AIFs present low correlation with public stock markets. This makes them an exceptional tool for advanced portfolio diversification, downside protection, and unlocking premium risk-adjusted returns.

Low Market Correlation

Private Equity Access

High Return Potential

Work Process

Step-By-Step Guide How We Work

01
Step

Investor Accreditation Check

We confirm your eligibility, net worth documentation, and investment horizon for AIF participation.
02
Step

Category & Strategy Selection

We present AIFs across categories — venture, real estate, private credit, or hedge — that align with your return and liquidity needs.
03
Step

Legal & Compliance Review

We assist with Private Placement Memorandum review, subscription agreement, and SEBI-compliant KYC documentation.
04
Step

Monitoring & Exit Planning

We track AIF performance, capital calls, and distribution notices — and plan exit strategy well in advance of fund close.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    SEBI requires a minimum commitment of ₹1 crore per investor per AIF scheme. Employees and directors of the fund can invest at lower thresholds.

     

    Category I: Venture capital, SME, infrastructure, and social impact funds. Category II: Private equity, real estate, and debt funds. Category III: Hedge funds and funds employing complex trading strategies.

     

    Most AIFs are close-ended with lock-in periods of 3–7 years. Liquidity is limited compared to mutual funds. Category III funds may offer some redemption windows.