AlphaGrep Securities gets SEBI nod to start mutual fund business
AlphaGrep Securities just got a thumbs-up from SEBI to start its own mutual fund business.
The license was received in March 2026, and the new fund will run under AlphaGrep Investment Management (AGIM), the company's asset management arm.
AGIM already manages over ₹2,000 crore in AIFs and PMS
AGIM already manages more than ₹2,000 crore for 500-plus clients through alternative investment funds and portfolio services.
AlphaGrep is also active globally, handling more than ₹8,500 crore across 10 offices with a team of 400-plus professionals.
Tech-first approach to investing
AGIM's CEO Bhautik Ambani is grateful for the green light from SEBI.
He says this move will let them offer differentiated, systematic, and quant-driven investment solutions using tech like machine learning and data science, so expect a tech-first approach to investing.
Joining the mutual fund party
AlphaGrep now joins other firms that have recently moved into the mutual fund space.
With India's mutual fund industry valued at ₹55 lakh crore, there's plenty of action—and AlphaGrep wants in with its data-driven strategies.