Where sophisticated capital tends to go next.

Private equity, structured credit, and long-short strategies — for portfolios ready to look beyond listed markets.

An AIF is a privately pooled vehicle that invests in strategies outside traditional stocks and bonds — private equity, private credit, and market-neutral approaches among them.

They open doors that used to be reserved for institutions. The trade-off is complexity, illiquidity and structure — which is exactly where we help.

Where should you start?

Every plan begins with a conversation about your goals — never a product. Tell us where you are, and we'll map the way in.

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A hand at every step

01

Access the right funds

We bring credible Category I, II and III funds within reach, and screen out the rest.

02

Due diligence that digs

We look past the deck — at the manager, the terms, and how returns are really generated.

03

Structure and stagger

We plan commitments by vintage and structure them to fit the rest of your portfolio.

Three categories, three purposes

CategoryWhat it invests inTypical use
Category IStart-ups, SMEs, infrastructure and social venturesEarly-stage growth and impact
Category IIPrivate equity and private credit fundsThe core of most alternative allocations
Category IIILong-short and other market strategies, including hedge-styleDiversification and downside management

This tends to fit when…

A few situations where this makes the most sense.

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You can commit ₹1 crore or more

You can lock capital for several years

You want returns less tied to listed markets

Your core is already built and diversified

What actually drives the outcome

With alternatives, the structure shapes the outcome as much as the strategy.

Judge by cash returned, not IRR

IRR flatters. What matters is how much cash actually comes back, and when. We look at DPI, not just the headline.

Spread commitments by vintage

Committing across years smooths entry points and reduces the risk of a single bad vintage.

Understand the waterfall

Hurdle rates, catch-ups and carry decide how returns are split. We read the waterfall before you sign.

Check how it is taxed

Taxation varies sharply by category. We map the after-tax return, not the gross one.

Good to ask

What is the minimum?

SEBI sets a minimum commitment of ₹1 crore for AIFs.

How long is my money locked?

Most Category I and II funds run for several years with limited liquidity. We plan around the lock-in.

How are AIFs taxed?

It depends on the category and structure; Category III in particular has its own treatment. We model it before you commit.

Let’s begin with a proper conversation.

No obligation. Just clarity about your next step.

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