AIF Minimum Investment in India: Rules, Eligibility & Exceptions
If you are considering an Alternative Investment Fund, one of the first questions to answer is: What is...
Read More →By putting money into listed and unlisted derivatives, Category III AIFs use a variety of trading tactics and leverage. They engage in arbitrage, futures, derivatives, and margin trading. Closed-ended and open-ended funds are both permitted in category III funds. They are not as rigorously regulated as conventional investments. As a result, they are not required frequently to publish their information. Also, there are no incentives or discounts offered by the Indian government for investing in these funds.
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