ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENT FUND

An Alternative Investment Fund, or AIF, is a confidentially pooled investment vehicle developed or incorporated in India that collects assets from expert investors, whether Indian or global, for investing in line with a defined investment policy for the welfare of its investors. AIFs can be formed or incorporated as a corporation, trust, or other legal entity (including limited liability partnerships). The SEBI (Mutual Funds) Laws of 1996, the SEBI (Collective Investment Schemes) Laws of 1999, or any other Board regulations governing fund management do not apply to AIF.


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CATEGORY I

AIFs that invest in start-ups or social enterprise funds, infrastructure funds, SME funds, and so on are classified as Category I AIF. For the government or regulators, they are frequently deemed socially or economically viable.


  • Infrastructure Fund
  • Venture Capital Fund
  • Angle Fund
  • Social Venture Fund
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CATEGORY II

Funds that do not use leverage or borrow for any reason other than to cover operational needs that do not fall under Categories I or III. This is where Private Equity Funds usually fall.


  • Private Equity Fund
  • Real estate Fund
  • Debt Funds
  • Fund Of Fund
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CATEGORY III

Funds that engage in a variety of or complex trading techniques, such as investing in listed or unlisted derivatives, fall into Category III. Hedge funds are typically included in this category. Open-ended funds are classified as Category III AIFs whereas closed-ended funds are classified as Category I and II AIFs.


  • Hedge Fund
  • Pipe Fund

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