SEBI announces major AIF regulatory reforms effective September 2025, mandating equal investor treatment and dematerialized units. Learn about the new compliance requirements, implementation timeline, and impact on alternative investment funds in India's evolving financial landscape.

Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) are revolutionizing India's real estate sector, capturing 14% of total investments in 2024. With funds like ASK raising ₹500 crore and targeting luxury properties, AIFs are becoming the preferred financing solution for developers and investors.

Shivalik Investment Fund deploys ₹40 crore in Ahmedabad real estate projects as maiden investment. SEBI-registered AIF targets high-growth assets with legal counsel from Singhania & Co.

Shivalik Investment Fund channels ₹55 crore into Ahmedabad real estate projects. SEBI-registered AIF targets residential & commercial developments with 15-24% IRR expectations.

ASK Property Fund and Sotheby’s Realty launch a ₹1,000 crore fund to invest in luxury real estate across Tier-I cities and holiday destinations.

SEBI-registered alternative investment fund (AIF) Triveda Capital has raised 80 crore in its first close, aiming to raise 250 crore. Ranjan Pai, chairman of Manipal Education and Medical Group, led the investment, a milestone for the new fund.

A real estate loan fund raised over ₹700 crore for mid-income and affordable housing projects in tier-I and select tier-II locations by WSB Real Estate Partners. Newly created, fourth SEBI-registered Category-II Alternative Investment Fund (AIF) closes with ₹1,000 crore target capital.

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has authorised the fractional real estate ownership platform hBits to raise over Rs 500 crore through a category II Alternative Investment Fund (AIF) for commercial real estate investments across India's major markets.

Bangalore based TriVeda Capital, a Sebi-registered Alternative Investment Fund (AIF), intends to fund INR 7200 Cr to invest in regional development projects.