Category 3 AIFs: An Introduction   Category 3 AIFs use derivatives and leverage to maximize returns. These funds can use derivatives to take positions on underlying assets. They cleverly avoid owning the actual assets, which puzzles traditional investors. Leverage greatly amplifies potential gains or losses, like tightrope walking without a safety net. Their investment plans

Overview Category 2 investment funds in India are termed Alternative Investment Funds. These funds have gained popularity among investors who want to try something new due to their unique attributes. SEBI regulates Category 2 AIFs to safeguard investors and ensure transparency. Category 2 AIFs may not guarantee returns, but they may diversify portfolios and give

Category 1 AIFs: An Overview Investors are attracted to these funds because they have unique features and could potentially provide favorable opportunities. Category 1 AIFs encompass venture capital, early-stage investments and startup support. They also include social venture funds and investments with a positive social impact. What are Alternative Investment Funds in Category 1? Alternative