Alternative Investment Funds (AIF)
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Alternative Funds
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Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) are
privately pooled fi nancial instruments
in India that collect funds from highnet-
worth investors for investments
in non-traditional assets like private
equity, venture capital, real estate, hedge
funds, and infrastructure. Key features
of AIFs are regulated by SEBI under
the 2012 Regulations and structured
as trusts, LLPs, or companies, with a
minimum investment of ₹1 crore (₹25
lakh for employees/directors). They
are categorized into three types:
Category I (startups, infra), Category II
(private equity, debt), and Category III
(complex strategies like hedge funds).
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Proactive Monitoring
Regular reviews to keep your cash flow balanced and identify improvement areas.
Ongoing Support
Continuous guidance to adapt your plan as your financial needs change.
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Fund Structuring
Design AIFs as trusts, LLPs, or companies aligned with regulatory requirements.
Investment Advisory
Expert guidance on private equity, venture capital, and alternative assets.
Investor Onboarding
Seamless KYC, documentation, and high-value investor onboarding support.
Capital Raising Support
Assist in fundraising from HNIs, institutions, and accredited investors.
Compliance & Regulatory
Ensure adherence to SEBI regulations and ongoing legal requirements.
Fund Administration
Manage accounting, reporting, valuations, and investor communications.
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Privately pooled investment vehicles that invest in non-traditional asset classes.
Primarily high-net-worth individuals, institutions, and accredited investors.
₹1 crore per investor, with lower limits for employees or directors.
They are regulated by Securities and Exchange Board of India under AIF Regulations, 2012.
Category I, II, and III based on investment strategy and asset class.
Private equity, venture capital, real estate, hedge funds, and infrastructure.
No fixed lot size; investments are made via committed capital drawdowns.
Taxation is generally pass-through, taxed as per investor’s income slab.
They carry higher risk but offer potential for higher returns and diversification.
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