Risk Warning

The user should note that all the information as placed on the website be it the knowledge information about latest market trends or any kind of financial information based on the applicable law and tax regulation in India or any information of an alternate investment fund (“AIF”) and their portfolio companies shall under no circumstances, be regarded as investment or tax advice, or constituting an offer or a solicitation to engage in a purchase or sale of securities of an AIF. We request you to seek professional advice before taking any action on the information displayed on the website.

Further, the users should note that the information as shared on the website is not suitable for everyone. Such information entails high risks and do not offer liquidity as compared to other investment opportunities. Users who may invest in the AIF in future should understand that investment in AIF is a long-term commitment and have substantial risks attached to it. We strongly advise the users to consult their investment advisors before investing in any AIF. In furtherance to that, in order to understand the general risks attached to the information available, please visit Risks and Expectations.

Risks and Expectations

(1) Capital at Risk: Investments in AIF are subject to the risk of partial or total loss of capital. The value of the investments can fluctuate and may decrease over time.

(2) Illiquidity: Investments in AIF are often illiquid and may have limited or no secondary market. It may not be possible to sell or transfer the investments easily, which may result in a lack of liquidity and the inability to access invested capital when desired.

(3) Long-Term Commitment: Investments in AIF typically require a long-term commitment from the users, often more than 5 (five) years. Users should be prepared to commit their funds for the entire duration of the investment.

(4) Early-Stage and High-Risk Investments: AIF invest in early-stage companies that are inherently risky. These companies may have limited operating history, unproven business models, and may face significant challenges in achieving profitability. The risk of investment loss is heightened due to the early-stage nature of the investments.

(5) Market and Economic Factors: Investments in AIF are subject to market and economic factors that can impact the performance of the investments. Economic downturns, changes in market conditions, and regulatory developments can have adverse effects on the investments.

(6) Lack of Information: Information regarding the underlying investments held by AIF may be limited and may not be readily available. This lack of information can make it difficult to assess the risk and potential returns of the investments.

(7) Conflicts of Interest: Conflicts of interest may arise in the management of AIF. These conflicts can result in actions that are not in the best interest of the users and may have a negative impact on investment performance.

(8) Regulatory and Legal Risks: Investments in AIF are subject to regulatory and legal risks, including changes in laws and regulations that may impact the investments. Compliance with regulatory requirements can be complex and failure to comply can have adverse consequences which may result in loss of money as well.

(9) Past Performance is not Indicative of Future Results: The past performance of AIF is not indicative of future results. There can be no assurance that similar returns or results will be achieved in the future.

It is important to note that this risk warning is general and not exhaustive, and there may be additional risks associated with investing in AIF. It is highly recommended to seek independent professional advice and carefully review all relevant offering documents and disclosures before making any investment decisions.