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Category III AIFs are the most diversified and flexible of all three categories. These funds employ sophisticated strategies to increase returns. They are essentially hedge funds, which involve the trading of derivatives, arbitrage strategies, and other market-linked opportunities. Category III AIFs are ideal for investors who are accustomed to a high-risk and…
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Category II AIFs have been developed to offer the investor flexible investment options that are not tied to government-specific incentives or even restrictions. These funds include private equity, real estate, debt funds, and other areas and are suited for investors who require diversification of portfolios using moderate risks. Category II AIFs are…
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Category I AIF is designed for routing investment to sectors believed to be an economic as well as socially relevant direction. The aim of the category is based upon the grounds that it brings about country-level economic growth to the extent that SEBI has accorded these recognition and benefits to funds working…
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Alternative Investment Funds(AIF) are in high demand among HNIs and institutional investors, and India's investment landscape is growing at a fast pace. The asset size of the AIF market in India had reached ₹6.94 lakh crore as of the end of March 2024, having grown at an approximate rate of 30% every…