Alternative Investments
Latest news, explainers and analysis on Alternative Investments. Tracking 6 stories on Arth Vani.
Connected in the graph
Latest on Alternative Investments
Australian Private Credit Woes Reignite Global 'Gating' Concerns
Money managers in Australia have recently blocked investors from withdrawing funds from private credit investments, causing a fresh jolt to the global industry. This development adds to existing concerns about 'gating,' where access to invested capital is restricted, a phenomenon that has already impacted markets this year.
Global Alternatives Industry Body IPA Appoints 2027 Board, Signals Future Trends
The Institute for Portfolio Alternatives (IPA), a key global body for the alternative investments sector, announced its 2027 Board of Directors on September 23, 2026. This new leadership, including 14 newly elected members, highlights the ongoing expansion and evolution within the non-traditional investment industry worldwide.
Indian Family Offices Shift Focus to Alternative Investment Funds: Cafemutual
India's wealthy family offices are increasingly choosing Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) over traditional assets, according to a report by Cafemutual. This trend signals a growing sophistication in wealth management among high-net-worth individuals seeking diverse investment avenues.
Private Credit Offers Up to 22% Returns, But Investors Face Hidden Risks
Private credit investments advertise high returns, potentially up to 22%, but come with significant risks not found in traditional debt. Indian retail investors must carefully assess fees, liquidity, and tax implications to understand their true potential gains.
Wall Street Explores New Ways to Offer Private Funds to Individual Investors
Wall Street firms are reportedly seeking new strategies, possibly involving outsourced allocation, to make private funds accessible to a wider pool of individual investors. This initiative aims to broaden the reach of typically institutional investment opportunities.
Wealthy Indians Eye Direct Alternative Investments, Bypassing Traditional Funds
High-net-worth individuals in India are increasingly seeking direct access to alternative investments like private equity and real estate, moving away from traditional fund structures. This shift is driven by a desire for greater control, potentially higher returns, and lower fees, as they look to diversify beyond conventional stocks and bonds.
Mutual fund data is sourced from AMFI and shown for information only — funds are subject to market risks. Read all scheme-related documents carefully. Some listings may be sponsored. Not investment advice.