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AIFs offer greater flexibility and scope compared to traditional investment options. They are not bound by the same kind of investment restrictions that apply to mutual funds, for instance. This means that AIFs can invest in a broad range of assets and adopt innovative investment strategies, offering a variety of options for investors seeking different risk and return profiles.
With the potential for high returns comes higher risk, but many investors find the risk-return ratio offered by AIFs to be very attractive.
AIFs can invest in a wide array of assets that are not typically included in traditional portfolios, providing a valuable tool for portfolio diversification. Additionally, the returns from these alternative investments often have low correlation with traditional asset classes, which can help reduce portfolio volatility and enhance risk-adjusted returns.
AIFs often provide opportunities to invest in unlisted companies and other high-yielding funds, which are typically inaccessible to regular investors. This gives investors access to potentially lucrative investment opportunities in the private sectors.
AIFs often offer structured products that are designed to provide a certain level of risk mitigation, while still offering the potential for substantial returns.
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These funds use a combination of complicated trading strategies and are not limited to arbitrage, derivative trading, margin trading, etc. These funds are authorized under SEBI (Alternative Investment Fund) Regulations to invest in unlisted as well as listed derivatives.
As per the SEBI, AIFs can be registered, established, or incorporated in the Form of trust, company, LLP, partnership firm, body corporate. In general practice, the majority of AIFs are registered as a trust.
Yes, it can get as per the current FDI policies under the FEMA act.
Yes, but approval of 75% of investors is mandatory.
Yes, it can. There is no limit on the number of schemes in AIF.
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