Investment in one investee company
Check how much of the investable funds can go into one investee company, directly or through other AIFs.
Source: Reg 15(1)(c), (d), SEBI (Alternative Investment Funds) Regulations, 2012.
Investment in one investee company
Check how much of the investable funds can go into one investee company, directly or through other AIFs.
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A Category II AIF with investable funds of ₹400 crore plans a total exposure of ₹120 crore to one investee company. It is not a large value fund.
What to notice: Category I and II AIFs can put up to 25% of investable funds in one investee company.
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