The market regulator
SEBI, has allowed Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) to set up shop in India
under a newly formulated route. Which allows pooling of funds for investments
in areas such as real estate, private equity & hedge funds.
The minimum
investment limit which has been set by the regulator SEBI at Rs. 1 crore which means that it is
meant only for a certain category of investors like HNIs.
The Indian real
estate sector is still looking curiously at SEBI due to lack of clarity, post a
few rejected applications, its ticket size & the overall funding
environment in the sector.
In 2013, morethan 70
AIFs vehicles were created in India.
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