{"id":42498,"date":"2025-05-30T13:58:17","date_gmt":"2025-05-30T08:28:17","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/financialtelegraph.in\/index.php\/2025\/05\/30\/ilios-72-raises-inr-1-cr-seed-funding-to-expand-access-to-alternative-investments\/"},"modified":"2025-05-30T13:58:17","modified_gmt":"2025-05-30T08:28:17","slug":"ilios-72-raises-inr-1-cr-seed-funding-to-expand-access-to-alternative-investments","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/financialtelegraph.in\/index.php\/2025\/05\/30\/ilios-72-raises-inr-1-cr-seed-funding-to-expand-access-to-alternative-investments\/","title":{"rendered":"ILIOS 72 Raises INR 1 Cr Seed Funding to Expand Access to Alternative Investments"},"content":{"rendered":"
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New Delhi [India], May 30:<\/strong> <\/span>ILIOS 72 Alternative Capital, a young and fast-growing wealth management firm, has raised INR 1 crore in seed funding from a group of family offices. This marks the company\u2019s first external raise. The funds will be dedicated to help ILIOS 72 in business expansion and expanding its presence beyond metros along with increased access to overseas markets.<\/p>\n

This funding is a significant milestone in ILIOS\u2019s journey to upgrade their technology platform, making it easier for clients to track portfolios and discover new opportunities. Further, the funding will enable ILIOS 72 to open a new office in Jaipur, where the team sees strong potential and a gap in quality financial advice. The funding will also be utilised in expanding the team to bring more research-backed investment ideas to a wider audience.<\/p>\n

Commenting on the fund-raise, Shivansh Sabharwal, Co-Founder, ILIOS 72 Alternative Capital, said, <\/strong>\u201cWe started ILIOS 72 in 2025 with a bold vision: to reshape how Indian families access and engage with alternative investments. In just a short time, we\u2019ve built a research-led, client-first platform that stands apart in both philosophy and execution. This seed round is a testament to the trust we\u2019ve earned and the team that\u2019s consistently delivered beyond expectations.<\/em>\u201d<\/p>\n

Valmik Iyer, CFA and Co-Founder, ILIOS 72 Alternative Capital, opined, \u201cILIOS <\/strong>72 is built to redefine wealth management, not as a transactional service, but as a trusted, research-led platform that empowers families to grow and protect their wealth. By combining access to private markets, global opportunities, and deep research within an open-architecture model, we have created a simple yet powerful way for clients to invest with clarity, confidence, and long-term purpose.<\/em>\u201d<\/p>\n

A big part of ILIOS 72\u2019s mission is to make private markets more inclusive. Today, many of the investment opportunities come with steep minimums, making them inaccessible to most. The firm is working to lower those barriers and give more people the tools to build real wealth.<\/p>\n

Founded in 2025, ILIOS 72 Alternative Capital is a new-age wealth management platform redefining access to alternative investments for the long-term Indian investor. The \u201972\u2019 in \u2018ILIOS +72 Alternative Capital\u2019 represents a symbol of the firm\u2019s mission. 72 is the longitude of Mumbai and \u2018long\u2019 in finance means \u2018to buy\u2019. In financial terms, to \u2018go long\u2019 means to invest, so \u2018Long Mumbai\u2019 becomes \u2018Long India\u2019, which implies \u2018Buy India\u2019. And the company\u2019s primary goal is to channel overseas capital from global family offices into India\u2019s growth story.<\/p>\n

With over 100 clients already on board, including several prominent business families, ILIOS 72 is now focused on scaling responsibly, without losing sight of its core values. The company has a strong track record of managing large amount of assets for family offices and HNI\/UHNI clients in their previous roles and a proven track record of transacting in the private markets that attracted the investors.<\/p>\n

The fund raise comes at a moment of major change in India\u2019s financial landscape. Wealth is growing, more families are learning about long-term investing, and the demand for personalized, research-driven advice is rising fast. That\u2019s where ILIOS 72 sees its role, not just as a service provider, but as a long-term partner for families navigating new financial opportunities.<\/p>\n

At its core, ILIOS 72 is about doing things differently. The firm operates on an open-architecture model and puts client outcomes ahead of sales goals. Compensation within the team is tied to how well client portfolios perform, not how much is sold.<\/p>\n

About ILIOS 72 Alternative Capital: <\/strong>ILIOS 72 Alternative Capital is a new-age wealth management platform redefining access to alternative investments for the long-term\u00a0 investor. The company helps individuals and families access alternative investments, from marquee listed equity strategies to private equity to venture capital to overseas investment opportunities, through a transparent, research-led approach. The firm is focused on building long-term wealth, not short-term wins.<\/p>\n

Website: https:\/\/ilios72altcap.co.in<\/a><\/p>\n

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