AIF
Alternative Investment Funds: categories and conditions
A factual look at AIF categories, minimum commitments and the risks investors should study.
Alternative Investment Funds are privately pooled vehicles registered in categories that reflect their strategy, such as venture and social funds, funds with other permitted strategies, and funds that may employ leverage.
AIFs typically involve high minimum commitments, long lock-in periods and limited liquidity. Capital may be drawn down over time rather than invested upfront.
Eligibility, risks, fees and product terms apply and vary between offerings. Read the private placement memorandum and contribution agreement carefully.
This article is general educational information and not personalised investment, tax or legal advice. Eligibility, risks and product terms apply. Product suitability depends on individual circumstances.