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What is an AIF?

Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) are specialized investment vehicles that pool funds from investors to invest in assets beyond traditional stocks and bonds. Managed by SEBI-registered fund managers, AIFs provide access to opportunities such as private equity, venture capital, real estate funds, hedge funds, and structured products that are typically not available in regular mutual funds.

Discover AIF Opportunities
  • Access to Unique Opportunities
    Invest in private markets, startups, real estate, and other niche sectors not typically available in mutual funds.
  • Diversification
    Add alternative assets to your portfolio to reduce dependency on traditional equity and debt markets.
  • Professional Management
    Handled by experienced and SEBI-registered fund managers with specialized market expertise.
  • Potential for Higher Returns
    Designed for investors seeking high-growth opportunities over the long term.
  • Flexibility
    Various categories and strategies to suit different investor profiles and objectives.
  • Category I AIFs
    Invest in startups, early-stage ventures, social ventures, SMEs, and infrastructure projects.
  • Category II AIFs
    Private equity funds and debt funds that do not leverage or borrow extensively.
  • Category III AIFs
    Hedge funds and complex trading strategies for high-risk, high-return opportunities.
  • High-net-worth individuals and institutional investors
  • Those looking to diversify beyond traditional investments
  • Investors with a high-risk appetite and a long-term investment horizon
  • Association with leading SEBI-registered AIF managers.
  • 20+ years of expertise in guiding high-net-worth investors.
  • Thorough due diligence and curated AIF selection.
  • Transparent fee structure and detailed performance updates.
  • 99% referral-based clientele, reflecting strong trust and relationships.

AIF, PMS, or Mutual Funds – Which One Fits Your Wealth Strategy?

Every investor has unique goals, risk tolerance, and investment preferences. This quick comparison helps you understand the key differences so you can make an informed decision with confidence.

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Feature Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) Portfolio Management Services (PMS) Mutual Funds
Minimum Investment ₹1 Crore (as per SEBI norms) ₹50 Lakhs As low as ₹500/month (via SIP)
Investment Type Private equity, venture capital, real estate, hedge funds, alternative assets Direct ownership of stocks and bonds Pooled investments in stocks, bonds, etc.
Customization Limited (as per chosen fund strategy) High–Tailored portfolios Low–Standardized schemes
Risk Level High (private markets, complex strategies) Moderate to High Low to Moderate
Liquidity Low (lock-in periods are common) Moderate (no fixed lock-in) High (except ELSS, close-ended funds)
Taxation Taxed as per the underlying asset class Taxed as direct equity or debt investments Mutual fund taxation (Equity/Debt rules)
Transparency Periodic reporting Full stock-level visibility Daily NAV, periodic portfolio disclosure
Ideal For HNIs seeking high growth and diversification HNIs want personalized wealth management Retail investors seeking affordability and diversification