Alpha AMC today launched its AIF Platform, a new digital tool that allows investors to compare Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) in one place.
The platform is free to register. “Most platforms charge hefty fees for AMCs to list and maintain their presence. We have kept registration free of cost,” said Rajesh Singla, CEO of Alpha AMC.
India’s AIF sector hosts 1,992 registered funds with a total of Rs 16.94 lakh crore in commitments as of March 2026.
Investors still rely on a patchwork of private placement memorandums, factsheets and other documents that vary in format, making comparison difficult.
AIF Platform is available on the web, Android and iOS. It lets users compare funds on strategy, target IRR, risk classification, tenure, fees, minimum investment and performance. All documents – factsheets, presentations, regulatory disclosures – are accessible on the same site.
Because every fund follows the same format on the platform, differences in presentation no longer hinder evaluation. Users can side‑by‑side compare key parameters such as fee structure, capital deployment timelines and benchmark performance.
The platform also maps the institutions and people behind the funds. Each AMC has a profile with background, fund lineup and team. Fund managers get their own pages showing career, credentials and current funds. Authorized representatives can claim and update these profiles themselves.
Alpha AMC plans to add statement of accounts to the platform within the next three to six months. “That is a feature we are working on. It should be available in the next three to six months,” Singla said.
The service targets high net worth individuals, ultra‑high net worth individuals, family offices, institutional investors, founders and wealth professionals.
Alpha AMC is a SEBI‑registered Category I AIF that runs its own strategy focused on pre‑IPO and SME opportunities. Its flagship product, the VentureX Fund, is about a year and a half old and has delivered strong early returns – around 32 % in the three months to June and close to 26 % in the six months to July.
The team looks for companies that already have demand and limited competition. They prefer firms that supply the market, are unique and have a monopoly, and keep valuations modest compared to listed peers.