Investing in Category II real estate funds can help you diversify your portfolio and gain exposure across different cities and sectors. Here’s how PMSs and AIFs can be beneficial.
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Portfolio Management Services (PMSs) are personalized investment solutions designed for high-net-worth individuals. They offer tailored investment advice and management to help clients achieve their financial goals.
Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) are pooled investment vehicles that invest in a wide range of assets, including equities, debt, real estate, and private equity. They are less regulated and can take more aggressive positions compared to traditional mutual funds.
The primary goal of PMSs and AIFs is to generate absolute returns, which means they aim to deliver positive returns regardless of market conditions.
Benefits include customization and flexibility, diversification across various assets and markets, expert management by experienced professionals, and a focus on absolute returns.
Considerations include higher management fees, higher minimum investment requirements, and the higher risk and complexity associated with these investment options.
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