When registered in the Czech Republic, AIFs offer multiple benefits
- Simplified compliance and lighter regulatory obligations compared to other fund types.
- Tax-efficient structures tailored to qualified investors.
- A wide range of setup options that can be fully customized to your investment strategy.
- Fast-track registration process that allows you to launch your fund quickly.
Common Alternative Investment Fund Types
There’s a wide variety of alternative asset classes available. Below are some of the most common examples.
Real Estate
Investing in residential, commercial, or mixed-use properties. Real estate AIFs offer long-term capital growth and stable rental income while allowing for portfolio diversification.
Private Equity
Allows you to gain exposure to privately held companies. AIFs focused on private equity support buyouts, growth capital, and venture investments with potential for high returns over time.
Hedge Funds
Use dynamic strategies such as long/short positions or derivatives. Hedge fund AIFs are designed for investors seeking to take advantage of market inefficiencies and volatility.
Cryptocurrencies
Access the digital asset market with a regulated structure. Crypto-focused AIFs allow for diversified exposure to blockchain-based assets under a MiCA & DORA compliant fund model.
Commodity Funds
Invest in physical commodities like gold, silver, oil, or agricultural products. Commodity AIFs help hedge against inflation and add diversification to traditional portfolios.
Debt Funds
Focus on credit instruments such as corporate bonds, sovereign debt, or structured finance products. Debt AIFs aim for regular income and capital preservation through fixed-income strategies.