AIF

Specialized investment opportunities for eligible investors.

AIFs can provide access to opportunities that may not normally be available through conventional retail investment products. Their structure, liquidity, investment horizon and risk profile can vary significantly depending on the category, strategy, manager and underlying assets.

Familyshield Wealth Private Limited facilitates access to selected AIF offerings through applicable distribution arrangements. Our role is to help investors understand the broad category, strategy, investment threshold, tenure, risk factors, fees and relevant offer documentation before proceeding.

  • Access to private-market and specialized investment strategies.
  • Designed for eligible investors with higher investible capital and risk capacity.
  • Investment terms, tenure and liquidity depend on the specific AIF scheme.
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AIF Categories

Three broad categories under the SEBI AIF framework.

Understand Category I, II and III AIFs and their distinct investment approaches.

I

Category I AIF

Invests in areas such as start-ups, early-stage ventures, SMEs, infrastructure and other sectors considered socially or economically desirable. This category includes permitted sub-categories such as venture capital and infrastructure-oriented funds.

II

Category II AIF

Covers funds that do not fall under Category I or III and generally do not undertake leverage other than as permitted for operational requirements. Private equity and many debt-oriented funds commonly fall within this category.

III

Category III AIF

Employs diverse or complex trading strategies and may use leverage, including through permitted derivatives. Strategies may include hedge-fund-like, long-short and other actively traded approaches.

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