Inexperienced Portfolio, a portfolio administration service supplier, has launched a Class III Various Funding Fund (AIF) with a goal corpus of Rs 300 crore.
The fund has already secured commitments exceeding 50% from current and potential traders.
The AIF will allocate 70-80% of its capital to listed equities, specializing in small, mid, and micro-cap shares.
The remaining 20-30% will likely be deployed in pre-IPO alternatives, non-public markets, SME firms, secondary offers, preferential allotments, and personal placements. With a sector-agnostic technique, the fund goals to stability worth and growth-driven investments whereas leveraging India’s evolving monetary panorama.
Anuj Jain, Co-Founder and CIO at Inexperienced Portfolio, highlighted the fund’s significance because of its capacity to put money into promising companies by way of varied channels, together with preferential allotments, non-public placements, and secondary alternatives.
“We sit up for rising our AIF choices and guaranteeing that our cautious strategy to threat results in regular, sustainable development for our traders,” stated Anuj Jain, Co-Founder and CIO at Inexperienced Portfolio.
Leveraging the flexibleness of a Class III AIF, Inexperienced Portfolio seeks to supply a diversified funding platform that enhances its current Portfolio Administration Companies (PMS).
The agency plans to scale its AIF belongings to Rs 1,000 crore to cater to the rising investor curiosity in structured funding autos that present entry to each listed and unlisted markets.
