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What is AIF?
As the name implies, Alternate Investment Funds offer an alternate to traditional investment avenues such as direct equity, mutual funds, and bonds to HNIs and UHNIs seeking exclusive investment opportunities for better returns. Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) represent a sophisticated class of pooled investment vehicles, attracting institutional and high-net-worth investors with a minimum ticket size of Rs.1 crore. AIFs are regulated by SEBI (Alternative Investment Funds) Regulations of 2012 and are usually structured as corporations, Limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs), trusts, etc. AIFs combine the operational ease of Mutual Funds and provide flexibility similar to that of PMS to deliver higher returns through defined investment strategies.
AIFs typically target alternative asset classes like venture capital, private equity, hedge funds, infrastructure funds, etc and are driven by well-defined investment objectives. AIFs are classified into multiple categories namely - Category I, II, III; based on the investment opportunities they are allowed to participate in.
Why should you invest in AIF?
No Demat Account Required
Skip the hassle, invest in AIF without a demat account.
Exclusive Investment Opportunities
Get access to unique, high-potential investment options.
Diversification
Invest in Real-estate, Private equity, Commodities, Distressed Assets and more for diversification in its true sense
Limited Regulatory Restrictions
Deploy Long Short and other complex strategies without regulatory restrictions.
Why invest in AIF with motilal oswal?
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AIF Categories to know
Category I
Includes primary investments in start-ups, early-stage ventures, SMEs, and sectors deemed socially or economically beneficial by regulators. These funds are expected to positively impact the economy, potentially receiving government incentives or concessions. Angel Funds, a part of this category, pool investments from high net worth individuals and entities with specific experience and qualifications.
Category II
Includes debt funds and private equity funds, offering a defensive investment option with diversified portfolios managed by experienced fund managers to reduce investors' risk profiles. Debt funds in this category invest in debt or debt securities of listed or unlisted companies.
Category III
Category III AIFs engage in sophisticated trading strategies like arbitrage, margin trading, futures, and derivatives to generate returns. Hedge funds, focused on short-term gains, and Private Investment in Public Equity (PIPE) funds, which purchase publicly traded stock below market price, are examples of funds that fall under this category.
Different types of AIFs
Equity & Private Equity AIFs
Invest in listed and unlisted equity shares of companies across all growth stages with Equity AIFs
Multi Factor AIF
Invest in top 20-30 stocks picked through Factor Analysis.
Distressed Asset AIFs
Explore high return fixed income opportunities through Debt Financing for distressed companies
Real Estate AIFs
Get access to early stage real-estate investment opportunities with renowned builders through Real Estate AIFsa
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What are Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs)?
What is the minimum amount required to invest in AIF?
How are AIFs regulated?
Who can invest in AIFs?
What types of investments do AIFs focus on?
What are the different categories of AIFs?
AIFs are classified into three main categories:
Category I: Investments in start-ups, early-stage ventures, SMEs, and sectors deemed beneficial to the economy.
Category II: Includes debt funds and private equity funds, focusing on defensive investment options.
Category III: Engages in sophisticated trading strategies like arbitrage, margin trading, and derivatives.
Does investment in AIF require a Demat Account?
What is Category I AIF?
What is Category II AIF?
What is Category III AIF?
What types of AIFs are available?
Equity & Private Equity AIFs: Invest in listed and unlisted equity shares of companies across various growth stages.
Multi Factor AIF: Invest in top 20-30 stocks selected through Factor Analysis.
Distressed Asset AIFs: Provide high-return fixed income opportunities through debt financing for distressed companies.
Real Estate AIFs: Access early-stage real estate investment opportunities with renowned builders.