What we offer

Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) give access to assets that sit outside listed equity and debt. From private equity and venture capital to long-short strategies and structured credit, alternative investment funds are built for investors who already hold a core portfolio and want exposure to private markets. They come with longer lock-ins, limited liquidity and higher risk than mutual funds.

Why AIFs matter today

• India’s AIF industry has grown quickly. SEBI data puts total commitments at ₹17.53 lakh crore as of June 2026, up 23.6% over the year, with actual investments crossing ₹7 lakh crore for the first time.
• AIF investment options cover asset classes such as startups, real estate, private credit and long-short strategies that are not available through mutual funds or PMS.

What Ekaiva Does in AIF Distribution

Choosing between AIF investment strategies takes clarity and due diligence. At Ekaiva, we:

• • Examine fund strategy, the track record of the AIF fund managers, and exit history.
  • Compare risk and structure across Categories I, II and III.
  • Go through fees, lock-in periods and liquidity terms with you before you commit.

We take you through how an AIF fits alongside what you already own, so the commitment matches your goals, your liquidity needs and your risk profile. With Ekaiva, AIF distribution is about understanding the structure you are entering, not just getting access to it.

Note: AIFs are high-risk products for qualified investors (typically minimum Rs. 1 crore). Read all fund documents carefully before investing.