The Alternative Investment Fund in India, regulated by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Alternative Investment Funds) Regulations, 2012 provides a systematic framework for pooled investment vehicles collecting funds from private investors and investingSEBI’s ₹20 Crore Corpus Requirement For AIFs: Legal Viability of Land as Capital Contribution
As the initial vintages of funds registered under the AIF Regulations, 2012 regime approach their terminal phases, the procedural intricacies of liquidation, winding up, and the management of unliquidated investments have come to the forefront.The Endgame of an AIF: Winding Up, Dissolution & Regulatory Evolution
India’s thriving investment ecosystem has caught the eye of global investors, making it a lucrative destination for international investors. For non-residents, establishing a VC fund in India involves navigating a complex regulatory landscape governed byA Guide for Non-Residents: Setting Up a Venture Capital Fund in India’s Investment Ecosystem
