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What are AIFs?

Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) are pooled investment vehicles that generally focus on non-traditional asset classes such as private equity, venture capital, hedge funds, real estate, and more.

Why Invest in AIF?

Higher Returns

AIFs offer potential for higher returns, with large pooled funds allowing expert managers to craft strategies aimed at maximizing growth.

Lesser  Liquidity

Alternative investments managers tend to hold more concentrated portfolios, also AIFs generally have lesser liquidity of assets held.

Diversification

AIFs broaden your portfolio diversification by investing in non-traditional assets.

Who Can Invest in AIF?

Indian Residents, NRIs, and Foreign Nationals

You can invest in AIFs whether you’re in India or abroad, unlocking global investment opportunities.

Joint Investments Allowed

Invest with your spouse, parents, or children, making it easier to achieve shared financial goals.

Exclusive for HNIs

The minimum investment amount is Rs 1 crore for investors.

Minimum Lock-In Period

AIFs may have a lock-in period depending on the asset class AIF is investing in.

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Different Types of AIFs in India

AIFs in India are categorized into three types, each with distinct investment focuses.

How To Invest in AIFs Through Moolaah?

Due to the variety of investment strategies and the high minimum investment  requirements, AIF investments through Moolaah are managed offline.

Connect with us for more information on investing in AIFs.

Unlock Exclusive Investment Opportunities

Discover AIFs with Moolaah to unlock unique opportunities and enhance your portfolio with higher returns and  higher diversification.

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Frequently Asked Questions

An AIF is an investment fund that pools money to invest in assets like private equity, hedge funds, and real estate. It’s usually targeted at High Net Worth Individuals (HNIs) and institutions due to the high minimum investment.

There are three categories of Alternative Investment Funds in India: Category I AIF, Category II AIF, and Category III AIF.

 

The minimum investment for AIF is Rs 1 crore for most investors.

 

Indian residents, NRIs, and foreign nationals are eligible to invest in AIFs, making them accessible to a wide range of investors, both domestic and international.
Yes, AIFs are regulated by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI). According to the SEBI (Alternative Investment Funds) Regulations 2012, they can be established as a company, limited liability partnership, trust, or a corporate body.
As of 16/09/24 there are 1394 AIFs listed in SEBI.
AIFs may typically have a lock-in period depending on the asset class AIF is investing in.
No, Moolaah is not an Alternative Investment Fund (AIF). Moolaah is an investment platform that connects investors with various financial products, including AIFs, but it is not an AIF itself.

AIFs are best for High Net-Worth Individuals (HNWIs) with significant capital who are comfortable with higher risks. They are not suitable for small investors due to the large investment required.

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