Alternative Investment Funds

Alternative Investment Funds

Access Private Market and Alternative Investment Opportunities

Alternative Investment Funds, commonly known as AIFs, are privately pooled investment vehicles that provide eligible investors access to investment opportunities beyond conventional retail investment products.

Depending on their category and investment mandate, AIFs may invest across private equity, venture capital, infrastructure, private credit, listed securities, unlisted securities, special situations and other permitted opportunities.

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AIFs can involve higher investment thresholds, longer holding periods, limited liquidity and complex risk structures. Understanding the fund structure and documentation is therefore essential.

Categories of AIF

Category I AIF

  • Venture Capital Funds
  • SME Funds
  • Infrastructure Funds
  • Social-impact-oriented structures
  • Other eligible Category I formats
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Category II AIF

  • Private Equity Funds
  • Private Credit Funds
  • Real Estate Funds
  • Special Situation Funds
  • Other permitted alternative strategies
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Category III AIF

  • Long-short strategies
  • Market-neutral strategies
  • Quantitative strategies
  • Structured market strategies
  • Other permitted trading approaches
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Why Investors Explore AIFs

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