- Category
- III
- Strategy
- Long-only
- Fund house
- Boring AMC
Boring Amc's India Inflection Fund
+28.39%
1-year return, gross of fees
Benchmark BSE 500 · data as of —
Boring Amc's India Inflection Fund, a Category III long-only AIF from Boring AMC, returned 28.39% (gross of fees) in the year to —. It began on 19 Feb 2024.
Key numbers
- AUM
- —
- Benchmark
- BSE 500
- Launched
- 19 Feb 2024
- Min. investment
- ₹1 crore (SEBI)
- Returns basis
- Gross of fees
Returns
| Period | This fund |
|---|---|
| 1 month | −3.13% |
| 3 months | +3.15% |
| 6 months | +34.19% |
| 1 year | +28.39% |
| 2 years | +10.07% |
| Since inception | +23.46% |
Gross of fees, as Boring AMC reports them, to —. AIFs report returns on different bases, so compare like with like. Benchmark returns weren’t reported.
Fund details
- Category
- Category III
- Strategy
- Long-only
- Market-cap style
- Flexi cap
- Asset type
- Equity
- Benchmark
- BSE 500
- Fund manager
- Rakesh Roy
About the fund manager
Mr. Rakesh Roy
Bachelor’s in Art degree from Delhi University, Delhi, and an MBA in Finance from Vels University, Chennai & 14 years of experience. He began his career with a buy-side investment firm in Chennai, followed by a role with a Mumbai-based PMS organization, where he gained significant exposure to portfolio management and investment research. He has served on the institutional equities desk, strengthening his expertise in equity markets, client advisory, and institutional coverage.
As the fund house describes it.
FAQs
What has Boring Amc's India Inflection Fund returned?
28.39% (1-year return) to —, gross of fees, as Boring AMC reports it. 1 month: −3.13%; 3 months: 3.15%; 6 months: 34.19%; 1 year: 28.39%; 2 years: 10.07%; Since inception: 23.46%.
What kind of AIF is Boring Amc's India Inflection Fund?
A Category III AIF following a long-only strategy, with a flexi cap style. Category III AIFs trade listed and unlisted securities and may use leverage and derivatives, including short positions.
What is the minimum investment in an AIF?
SEBI sets the minimum at ₹1 crore per investor (₹25 lakh for the fund’s own employees and directors).
Who manages Boring Amc's India Inflection Fund?
Boring AMC runs it; the fund manager is Rakesh Roy.
How are AIF returns reported?
Each fund house reports its own returns on its own basis: Boring Amc's India Inflection Fund’s are gross of fees. Bases differ from fund to fund, so compare like with like.
For information only. Not investment advice or a research report. Past performance does not guarantee future returns. AIF investments carry higher minimums and risks; read the private placement memorandum.
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