| Hedge funds in India are alternative investments that combine capital from approved investors and employ a range of methods (derivatives, arbitrage, and long-short) to produce high returns. SEBI regulates hedge funds, which are accessible to certain investor types who can tolerate a greater degree of risk, such as institutional investors and High Net Worth Individuals (HNI). The well-known hedge funds in India are Edelweiss, IIFL, and Quant. Hedge funds require a minimum commitment of ₹1 crore. Learn about hedge fund performance, risk, and regulation by using this guide. |
