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Alternative Investment Funds

Access diversification, higher returns, & reduced risk beyond traditional instruments.

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Types of Alternative Investment Strategies

Category I AIFs
Category I AIFs

Focused on long-term capital growth and structural opportunities.

  • Venture Capital Funds
  • SME & Early-Stage Funds
  • Infrastructure & Impact-Oriented Funds
Category II AIFs
Category II AIFs

Designed for growth with structured strategies and defined mandates.

  • Private Equity Funds
  • Private Credit & Structured Debt Funds
  • Real Asset & Special Situation Funds
Category III AIFs
Category III AIFs

Market-linked strategies with higher complexity and risk.

  • Long-Short & Hedge Strategies
  • Quantitative & Arbitrage-Based Funds

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Why Consider Alternative Investment Funds?

When used appropriately, AIFs can add depth to a portfolio

Differentiated objectives
Differentiated objectives
Return diversification
Return diversification
Offers versatility
Offers versatility
Institutional-grade strategies
Institutional-grade strategies
Comprehensive approach
Comprehensive approach

HOW DO WE SELECT AIF AT WLTHPLUS?

1.
Assess suitability and objectives
2.
Define allocation limits
3.
Identify appropriate AIF categories
4.
Complete onboarding
5.
Review periodically
Selection

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

No. AIFs are designed for sophisticated investors with higher risk tolerance and longer investment horizons.

Allocation to AIFs depends on an investor's portfolio strategy, risk appetite, and investment goals. Typically, they form a smaller portion of a diversified portfolio.

No. AIFs are generally used to complement mutual funds or PMS by providing access to alternative strategies and asset classes.

Most AIFs have longer investment horizons and limited liquidity compared to mutual funds, as they focus on long-term opportunities.
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