Alternative investment funds (AIFs) are in a bind over the market regulator’s diktat to dematerialise units of funds with a corpus of ₹500 crore or more by October 31. Less than five per cent of these ...

Side letters are additional agreements between a specific investor and the AIF over and above the general terms and conditions applicable for the general investors Several Alternative Investment Funds ...

Alternative investment funds (AIFs) have evolved from niche offerings to become a cornerstone of India's financial ecosystem. With a remarkable compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 31% over the past ...

Alternative Investment Funds (AIF) are predicted to soar, despite the absence of the long-term tax benefits that debt mutual funds had previously enjoyed.(istockphoto) Investors are puzzled about ...

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) on April 11 directed Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) to furnish the facility of direct investment to their investors. The SEBI circular serves to ...

Budget 2025-26 delivered a long-awaited tax clarity for Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) in Categories I and II, aligning them with Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs). The Finance Minister’s ...

The opportunity to expand the risk-return mix across asset classes has made alternative investment funds (AIFs) a viable proposition for family offices and high networth investors (HNIs). In fact, ...

Recent years have seen the increasing relevance of alternative investment funds (AIFs) as a sought-after asset class in the Indian investment landscape. According to Sebi data, the industry has grown ...

Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) represent a sophisticated avenue for wealth creation, offering investors unique opportunities beyond traditional market instruments. As the investment landscape ...