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AIF offers investment in private equity, hedge funds, and high-growth opportunities.

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WHAT IS AIF (ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENT FUND)?

An AIF is a privately pooled investment vehicle registered with SEBI. It collects money from sophisticated investors and deploys it into non-traditional asset classes that offer returns uncorrelated with the stock market.

THE THREE CATEGORIES

One right fit for you.

Category I

Invest in startups, SMEs, and infrastructure projects at an early stage.

#StartupInvesting #SME
Category II

Access private equity deals and structured debt opportunities not listed on any exchange.

#StructuredDebt #PrivateEquity
Category III

Advanced strategies, including long-short equity, derivatives, and arbitrage.

#AlphaGeneration #HedgeFund

HOW KHUSHI WEALTH HELPS

We find the right AIF for your unique financial goals

We understand your goals, risk appetite, and investment horizon

We shortlist AIF managers with good track record and investment philosophy

We explain the strategy, fees, lock-in period, and risks in plain language

We monitor performance and keep you informed

We stay with you until exit, not just at entry

If yes, let’s help you.

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WHO AIF IS FOR

AIF may be for you if:

Who is AIF For

You have a corpus of ₹1 crore or more ready to deploy

You want the next level of diversification

You are looking for performance that is not linked with the stock market

You are someone looking for exclusive opportunities

You are comfortable with higher risk and longer lock-in periods

AIF VS PMS

PMS AIF
Minimum investment ₹50 lakh ₹1 crore
Asset classes Listed equities, debt Private equity, hedge, infra, debt
Liquidity Relatively liquid Lower. Lock-in periods apply
Regulation SEBI PMS Regulations SEBI AIF Regulations 2012
Best suited for HNI investors Ultra HNI, family offices

FAQS

Your questions, answered

SEBI mandates a minimum investment of ₹1 crore for all AIF products. This applies across all three categories.

Most AIFs (Category I & II) have a lock-in period of 3–7 years. Category III may offer more flexibility depending on the fund structure.

Returns are market-linked and depend on the strategy. AIFs aim for higher returns than traditional investments but come with higher risk.

Yes, AIFs are regulated by SEBI under the SEBI (Alternative Investment Funds) Regulations, 2012.

AIFs invest in alternative assets like private equity and hedge strategies, while mutual funds invest in public markets. AIFs are less liquid and designed for high-net-worth investors.

Yes, NRIs can invest in AIFs, subject to FEMA guidelines and fund-specific rules.
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READY TO GO BEYOND CONVENTIONAL INVESTING?

Talk to our team. We will assess your portfolio, understand your goals, and show you the AIF options that make sense for your corpus. 

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