Diversify Your Portfolio with Alternative Asset Classes.
Explore Beyond Traditional Investments
Alternative investments offer diversification beyond traditional stocks and bonds, potentially delivering superior risk-adjusted returns while reducing overall portfolio volatility.
Funding Innovation & Growth
Venture Capital funds invest in early-stage, high-potential, growth startups in exchange for equity ownership.
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High growth potential
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Typically invested across funding rounds (Seed, Series A, B, C)
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Minimum investment: ₹1 crore
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Regulated as Category I AIF under SEBI
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Lock-in period: 5-8 years

Financing Without Dilution
Venture Debt provides loans to venture-backed companies, complementing equity financing while reducing dilution for founders and investors.
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Fixed income returns with equity-like upside
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Typically comes with warrants or rights to purchase equity
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Shorter investment horizon (2-4 years)
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Regulated as Category II AIF under SEBI
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Lower risk profile than pure equity VC
Investing in Unlisted Companies
Private Equity funds invest in unlisted companies through buyouts, growth equity, or restructuring to improve operations and increase value.
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Focus on mature companies with proven business models
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Typically larger deal sizes than VC
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Investment horizon: 5-10 years
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Regulated as Category II AIF under SEBI

Late-Stage Private Investing
Pre-IPO funds invest in companies that are planning to go public in the near future, capturing value between late private valuations and public market valuations.
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Lower risk than early-stage investing
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Typically shorter holding periods
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Provides access to promising companies before public listing
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Usually structured as Category II AIFs
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Potential for quick returns upon successful IPO

Alternative Lending
Private Credit funds provide debt financing to companies that may not have access to traditional bank loans or public debt markets.
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Regular income through interest payments
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Typically secured by company assets
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Higher yields than traditional fixed income
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Regulated as Category II AIF under SEBI
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Investment horizon: 3-5 years
Real Estate Investment Trusts
REITs allow investors to own income-generating commercial real estate properties without directly purchasing properties themselves.
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Publicly traded on stock exchanges
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Minimum 90% of taxable income distributed as dividends
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Lower entry barrier compared to direct real estate
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Regulated by SEBI
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Provides both income and potential appreciation
Infrastructure Investment Trusts
InvITs own and operate infrastructure assets, allowing investors to earn a share of the income generated by these assets.
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Focus on infrastructure assets like roads, power, transmission
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Listed and unlisted variants available
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Stable, long-term cash flows
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Minimum 90% of net distributable cash flow paid to investors
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Regulated by SEBI
Digital Gold Investment
Gold Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) are passive investment instruments that track gold prices and invest in gold bullion.
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Traded on stock exchanges like shares
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Each unit typically represents 1 gram of gold
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No worries about storage or purity
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High liquidity and transparency
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Lower expense ratio compared to physical gold