Fund Setup for AIFs

FUND SETUP FOR AIFS

Set up your AIF with
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the right regulatory and operating foundation.

Overview

Launching an AIF requires the right structure, documentation, registrations, filings, and operational setup before the fund begins accepting commitments or making investments. Through vetted service providers, Taghash helps fund managers access end-to-end support for AIF setup, including fund documentation, SEBI registration, trustee requirements, statutory registrations, demat setup, and operational readiness. The goal is simple: help your fund begin with clarity, compliance, and a strong foundation, so your team can focus on strategy, fundraising, and investment execution.

‍It includes:



•      Structuring the investment management entity
•      Drafting and finalising the PPM, Trust Deed, and Investment Management Agreement
•      Appointment of trustees and coordination of required documentation
•      SEBI registration application with all requisite filings
•      One-time registrations: KRA, CKYC, LEI, GIIN, PAN, TAN, GST, FIU, SEBI Scores
•      RBI entity master registration for Form INVI filing
•      Setup of fund as issuer with NSDL and CDSL for dematerialised unit issuance
•      Operational review of PPM and contribution agreement

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