A structured learning path through the SEBI (Alternative Investment Funds) Regulations, 2012, chapter by chapter, with the regulation text, 2026 changes and practice questions.
Preliminary
Registration of Alternative Investment Funds
Investment Conditions and Restrictions
Angel Funds
Special Situation Funds
Corporate Debt Market Development Fund
Migrated Venture Capital Funds
General Obligations, Responsibilities and Transparency
Inspection
Procedure for Action in Case of Default
Power to Relax Strict Enforcement
Miscellaneous
SEBI AIF · Learning path
Learn the SEBI AIF Regulations
12 modules · 78 lessons, from the basics to running an AIF
Each lesson takes one regulation: what it says in plain English, the key takeaway, what the Master Circular adds, what changed in 2026, and practice questions to check yourself.
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The learning path
12 modules in four stages
Work through them in order, or jump to the chapter you need. Each lesson has practice questions at the end.
Stage 1 · 2 modules · 8 lessons
The basics
What the rules cover and how an AIF gets registered.- 1
- 2
Stage 2 · 5 modules · 46 lessons
Investing and special funds
The investment conditions, and the extra rules for angel funds, special situation funds, the CDMDF and migrated VCFs.- 3
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Stage 3 · 1 module · 13 lessons
Running an AIF
The obligations that apply every day, from conduct and valuation to reporting and winding up.- 8
Stage 4 · 4 modules · 11 lessons
Supervision and the fine print
Inspection, enforcement, exemptions and closing provisions.- 9
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CS Prashant Kumar
Company Secretary & Compliance Officer
Global Horizons Capital Advisors (IFSC) Private Limited — an IFSCA-licensed investment banker
Published in The Chartered Accountant (Jun 2025, Jan 2025, Mar 2024) and Chartered Secretary (Aug 2023)
Prashant Kumar is a seasoned Company Secretary and corporate governance strategist with more than 13 years of experience advising large corporates, promoter-led groups and global businesses on compliance, regulatory risk and board governance. In GIFT IFSC, the IFSCA regime is his day job rather than a research topic.