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AIF Fund Structures – Onshore | Offshore | Unified | Master-Feeder | Parallel

The six AIF pooling structures used in India, compared on pooling vehicle, applicable regulations, investor type and routing of investment, with the LRS limit, feeder fee mechanics and buy-out structures.

AIF Fund Due Diligence – Investor Perspective | Key Man Clause | Document Checklist

How an investor runs due diligence on an Alternative Investment Fund: evaluating the Investment Manager, track record and disciplinary history, the key man clause, the legal documents, conflicts of interest and a working document checklist.

AIF Valuation and NAV – IPEV Guidelines | Independent Valuer | Deviation Triggers

How AIF portfolio investments are valued and NAV computed: three valuation approaches, the seven IPEV methods, Regulation 23 frequency, independent valuer eligibility and the 20 percent and 33 percent deviation triggers.