Alternate investment funds in India face harsher regulation
Mint Mumbai|December 07, 2023
The murky uses to which funds were put invites greater oversight
ANDY MUKHERJEE
Alternate investment funds in India face harsher regulation

There are plenty of high-performing private investment vehicles in India, but it’s the few set up for dubious purposes that may bring harsher regulatory scrutiny. So far, the most egregious use of alternative investment funds (AIFs) has been by non-bank finance companies (NBFCs), several of which employ bespoke structures for regulatory arbitrage.

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