FAQ’s

An AIF is a SEBI registered and SEBI compliant  Alternative Investment Fund, that manages privately pooled investment to generate returns.

An AIF invests in alternative asset classes such as Equities (listed and unlisted) , Derivatives, Bonds, Real Estate, Commodity, etc. and incorporates diverse strategies to generate return while mutual fund primarily invests in stock and bonds.

An investment manager in an AIF is a person or entity appointed to manage the fund’s investments.

As permitted by law and under SEBI guidelines fund is allowed to invest & take exposure in derivatives.

Our fund is designed for a long term perspective and investments are in accordance with the objectives of the scheme.

A high-water mark is the highest value (Highest NAV) an investment fund has ever reached.

IM charges a fee as per the agreement with the client.

Investors will get a monthly update of NAV.

SEBI prohibits the IM from guaranteeing or indicating any return.

AIF (Category III) is taxed at the fund level on income, including capital gains, dividend, and interest. The amount received by the investors at the time of redemption are not taxed again in the hands of the investor.