Our parent entity Krasha has announced plans to launch a $70M Category-II Multi-Asset AIF, expanding its presence in India’s private markets.
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2/4 🏗️ Three structures, different opportunities:
🔹 AIFs — Alternative Investment Funds
🔹 REITs — Real Estate Investment Trusts
🔹 InvITs — Infrastructure Investment Trusts
Each comes with distinct risks and considerations.
1/4 📊 Alternative investments are evolving. So is the rulebook.
SEBI’s October 2026 updates cover AIFs, REITs and InvITs. Here’s what investors should know. 🧵
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Could this be the next frontier of alternative finance?
Models like SCALE explore how capital can support farmers while addressing climate risks.
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The challenge? Many small farmers struggle to secure formal credit due to limited land titles and collateral.
SCALE explores a different approach to assessing creditworthiness.
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Can climate finance change how India’s smallholder farmers access capital?
The SCALE model aims to make agricultural lending more accessible by combining finance with climate-risk management.
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The bigger picture: India’s alternative investment ecosystem is evolving, with private credit emerging as a financing channel worth watching.
For investors, understanding the opportunity matters as much as understanding the risk.
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Why does this matter?
Mid-market businesses can benefit from customised financing structures, while investors gain exposure to a different asset class. However, credit quality, defaults and liquidity remain key risks.
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So, what is private credit?
It involves lending directly to businesses through non-bank lenders and investment funds, offering an alternative to conventional bank loans and public debt markets.
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Godrej is targeting ₹2,000 crore through its maiden Category II AIF.
The move signals growing interest in India’s private credit market, where alternative funds finance businesses beyond traditional lending channels.
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At Kyte, we believe good investing starts with better questions.
What’s the risk? How does it work? Does it fit my portfolio?
Explore private markets with clarity, not just return expectations.
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Because two investments offering similar returns don’t necessarily come with similar risks.
Same destination on paper. Very different roads to get there.
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Returns get all the attention.
Risk would like a word.
SEBI’s Credit Risk-o-Meter is making credit risk in specified debt securities easier to identify and compare.