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AIF investments swell by 90% to Rs 750 billion in June quarter

AIFs are a class of pooled-in vehicles for investing in real estate, private equity and hedge funds and over 270 such funds are registered with Sebi since 2012

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Press Trust of India New Delhi
Capital put in by alternative investment funds (AIFs) rose to nearly Rs 750 billion at the end of the April-June quarter, a surge of 90 per cent from the year-ago period.

AIFs are a class of pooled-in vehicles for investing in real estate, private equity and hedge funds and over 270 such funds are registered with Sebi since 2012.

The investment made by AIFs stood at Rs 748.93 billion during the three months ended June, much higher than the Rs 393 billion invested in the same quarter last year, according to latest data available with Sebi. At the

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