Self-Reliant India (SRI) Fund
- SRI Fund is Rs.10, 000 crore fund launched by the Indian Government.
- It is a SEBI-registered category-II Alternative Investment Fund (AIF) that was launched by the Indian Government to provide growth capital to MSME Sector.
- It operates via the mother-fund and daughter-fund (Fund of Funds) structure.
- The mother fund is the SEBI fund that invests up to 20 per cent of the overall corpus.
- The daughter fund (mostly venture capital and private equity funds) raises the rest 80 per cent of the capital from the outside ....
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