In continuation to my previous
article on which AIF performed last month we now have come up with detailed insights
on the growth of the 3 categories of AIF starting from 2013 to till date. The
Industry has witnessed significant growth and product penetration has increased
significantly with a multi-product strategy where unlisted, factor investing, momentum-based
rebalancing, unlisted stocks, and pre-IPO placement products have found a new
growth path for the AIF industry. Indian AIF industry has grown 10X in the last
decade and is worth Rs. 12.3 lakh crore . Cat II AIFs include private credit
funds that grew the most during this period at 37%.
Category I AIFs
These funds are designed to provide social and economic
benefits, focusing on areas like startups, infrastructure, and venture capital.
- Commitments:
- Grew
significantly from ₹1,417 Cr in Sep 2013 to ₹83,493 Cr in Sep 2024,
reflecting strong investor confidence.
- The
last 12 months alone saw notable growth, indicating sustained interest in
socially impactful investments.
- Fund
Raise:
- Increased
from ₹235 Cr in Sep 2013 to ₹45,797 Cr in Sep 2024.
- The
steady rise suggests better execution and an expanding base of investors.
- Investments:
- Investments
rose from ₹197 Cr in Sep 2013 to ₹39,115 Cr in Sep 2024, reflecting
substantial capital deployment in relevant projects.
2. Category II AIFs
Focused on private equity funds, debt funds, and other
unleveraged strategies.
- Commitments:
- Jumped
from ₹2,101 Cr in Sep 2013 to ₹9,76,045 Cr in Sep 2024—a massive
expansion indicating a strong preference for this category.
- Fund
Raise:
- Surged
from ₹907 Cr in Sep 2013 to ₹3,44,474 Cr in Sep 2024, demonstrating
consistent traction in attracting investors.
- Investments:
- Climbed
from ₹717 Cr in Sep 2013 to ₹2,86,959 Cr in Sep 2024.
- This
significant increase showcases robust demand for private equity and debt
funding opportunities.
3. Category III AIFs
These funds employ complex strategies, such as hedge funds
or long-short equity, aiming for higher returns.
- Commitments:
- Grew
from ₹308 Cr in Sep 2013 to ₹1,83,545 Cr in Sep 2024, signaling gradual
investor acceptance of high-risk, high-reward strategies.
- Fund
Raise:
- Rose
from ₹225 Cr in Sep 2013 to ₹1,11,232 Cr in Sep 2024, with a sharp
increase over the past 5 years.
- Investments:
- Grew
from ₹145 Cr in Sep 2013 to ₹1,23,310 Cr in Sep 2024, reflecting growing
confidence in leveraging alternative strategies for portfolio
diversification.
4. Overall AIF Market (Total)
- Commitments:
- Increased
from ₹3,826 Cr in Sep 2013 to ₹12,43,083 Cr in Sep 2024, with over 30%
growth in the past 12 months alone.
- The
rapid growth highlights a booming AIF market, driven by structural
reforms and investor interest.
- Fund
Raise:
- Jumped
from ₹1,367 Cr in Sep 2013 to ₹5,01,503 Cr in Sep 2024, reflecting
increasing institutional and retail participation.
- Investments:
- Climbed
from ₹1,059 Cr in Sep 2013 to ₹4,49,384 Cr in Sep 2024, showcasing
successful deployment of raised funds into diverse opportunities.
30% YoY Growth: The last 12 months highlight the
robustness of India’s AIF sector, despite global economic uncertainties.
- Exponential
Growth:
- The
AIF industry has seen tremendous growth across all categories,
underlining its emergence as a key player in India's financial ecosystem.
- Category
II Dominance:
Category II dominates the AIF landscape with the highest
commitments, fundraises, and investments, driven by private equity and debt
fund strategies. Accounts for 78% of
total commitments, driven by private equity and debt funds.
1 YEAR GROWTH STORY
September 2023
- YoY
Growth:
- Commitments
(Total): +36% (₹9,54,397 Cr)
- Fund
Raise (Total): +16% (₹3,88,537 Cr)
- Investments
(Total): +15% (₹3,53,353 Cr)
Strong growth is driven by continued confidence in Category
II, which accounted for 82% of total commitments.
12. September 2024
- YoY
Growth:
- Commitments
(Total): +30% (₹12,43,083 Cr)
- Fund
Raise (Total): +29% (₹5,01,503 Cr)
- Investments
(Total): +27% (₹4,49,384 Cr)
India’s AIF market crossed the ₹12 lakh crore mark,
driven by all categories:
- Category
II commitments grew by 25% YoY to ₹9,76,045 Cr.
- Category III
investments surged by 56% YoY, reflecting rising sophistication
among investors.
·
The overall 30% YoY growth in commitments
reaffirms India’s position as a promising market for alternative investments.
Conclusion:
Further As India crosses critical economic milestones, such as achieving a per capita GDP of $2000, its population’s consumption and investment habits are entering a super cycle. By 2031, the nation is poised to see monumental changes in its financial behaviour, driven by an expanding middle class, rising incomes, and increasing sophistication in investment strategies. By 2031, India is projected to have 360 million households with a per capita GDP exceeding $2200. This milestone will significantly alter the nation’s financial ecosystem. Furthermore, the number of households with an annual income exceeding $35,000 is expected to grow by 350% from 2021 to 2031, creating a vast pool of high-net-worth individuals.
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