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AIF — India

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What are GIFT City AIF — India Funds?

GIFT City AIF — India funds are IFSCA-regulated Alternative Investment Funds domiciled in Gujarat International Finance Tec-City (GIFT City). They invest in Indian equity, private equity, real estate, and credit markets while offering a tax-efficient offshore structure. Ideal for NRIs, foreign investors, and HNIs seeking India exposure through a globally compliant vehicle.

  • Tax Efficiency: Investments through GIFT City can benefit from India's tax treaty network and reduced withholding tax
  • USD / INR Flexibility: Invest and receive returns in USD or INR as per fund structure
  • IFSCA Regulated: Supervised by the International Financial Services Centres Authority — India's international financial regulator
  • India Access: Direct exposure to Indian equities, private credit, real estate, and venture capital
  • Lower Minimum vs. Offshore: Minimum typically USD 150,000 vs. $1M+ for traditional offshore funds

Who Should Invest in GIFT City AIF — India?

GIFT City AIF India funds are best suited for:

  • NRIs & OCIs: Simplified repatriation of capital and returns in foreign currency
  • Foreign Institutional Investors: Regulated entry point into Indian alternatives without a domestic presence
  • HNIs Seeking Tax Optimisation: Benefit from GIFT City's favourable tax regime and treaty protections
  • Family Offices: Multi-asset India exposure through a single IFSCA-compliant structure
  • Global Funds: India allocation sleeve within a global alternatives portfolio

Disclaimer: All fund data is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. GIFT City AIF funds are regulated by IFSCA. Past returns are not indicative of future performance. Investments are subject to market risk and currency risk. Minimum investment and eligibility criteria apply. Please read the Private Placement Memorandum (PPM) carefully before investing. AltWealth does not guarantee accuracy of third-party data.