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Alternative Investment Funds

Access specialized, SEBI-regulated pooled investment vehicles distributed through empanelled fund managers.

Positioning note

Designed for investors seeking exposure beyond traditional markets.

Suitable for

  • +Investors seeking diversification beyond traditional assets.
  • +Capital allocators with long-term investment outlook.
  • +Investors comfortable with structured investment strategies.

Not designed for

  • -Investors who require frequent liquidity depending on fund structure.
  • -Capital allocators who are not comfortable with strategy-specific risks.
  • -Investors whose profile does not align with longer lock-in periods.

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What Are AIFs

Alternative Investment Funds are pooled investment vehicles that invest in non-traditional asset classes such as private equity, structured credit, and hedge strategies. They provide access to opportunities not typically available through standard investment products.

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Key Characteristics

Access to alternative asset classes, professionally managed pooled investments, category-based structures (I, II, III), strategy-driven allocation, and a long-term investment horizon.

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How It Works

Selection of fund category and strategy, pooling of capital with other investors, deployment into targeted opportunities, and returns based on fund performance.

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Risks & Considerations

Liquidity may be limited depending on fund structure, strategies carry specific risks, lock-in periods can be longer, and suitability must be aligned with the investor's risk profile.

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Our Role

RSKY Capital distributes AIF products from empanelled fund managers. We provide access, documentation, and onboarding support; fund strategy, investment selection, and portfolio construction are carried out solely by the licensed fund manager, not RSKY Capital.

Important note

Explore AIF Access for Your Portfolio. A private discussion to understand which empanelled AIF categories you may be eligible for, based on ticket size and investor category. No obligation. Distribution and eligibility screening only — not investment advice.