Breaking Down AIFs: An In-Depth Look at This High-Potential Investment Option

Mr. Sanjiv Bajaj is the Jt. Chairman & MD, Bajaj Capital, building the platform for the Business leaders of the Financial Services and Advisory sector to exchange their vision, experience, and views on making the right financial decisions.

"Investing should be a process, not an event." It means that investing should not be done as a one-time event, but rather as a continuous process that involves regular assessment and realignment of your investment portfolio. It is important to stay disciplined and committed to your investment strategy over the long term.

- Sanjiv Bajaj

In the last episode of The FINtastic Talks with Sanjiv Bajaj, we had a special guest, Anunaya Kumar, President & National Sales Head at IIFL Asset Management, who shared his expertise on mutual funds and alternative investment funds (AIFs). With his extensive experience in the industry and unique role in managing a combination of mutual fund and AIF investments, we delved deep into the world of wealth creation and risk assessment.

"Don't invest in something that you don't understand." Before investing your money, make sure you understand the fundamentals of the investment, including the risks involved. Conduct your due diligence, seek advice from professionals if needed, and only invest in something that aligns with your investment goals and risk appetite.

Anunya Kumar

Investing in India has gained significant momentum in recent years. With the growing economy, more and more people are looking for ways to invest their hard-earned money. The Indian investment landscape has witnessed a significant shift towards mutual funds and alternative investment funds (AIFs). While both investment options have their own unique characteristics, understanding the differences between them is crucial for making informed investment decisions.