ICICI Bank Completes Transfer of PE, VC, and Real Estate Fund Management Business
ICICI Bank has completed the transfer of its private equity, venture capital, and real estate fund management business from ICICI Venture to ICICI Prudential AMC. IPru AMC will manage specific AIFs including India Advantage Fund S4 I and India Real Estate Investment Fund Series 2, effective April 1, 2026.
This is an operational update regarding the completion of a business transfer that was previously announced. The impact is considered low as it is a continuation of an existing strategic move and does not introduce new risks or opportunities.
The announcement is a routine update on a previously disclosed corporate action regarding the transfer of business units. It does not contain new financial information or significant strategic shifts that would alter the bank's market position or performance.
ICICI Bank Limited has announced the completion of the transfer of the private equity, venture capital, and real estate fund management business from ICICI Venture Funds Management Company Limited (IVen) to ICICI Prudential Asset Management Company Limited (IPru AMC). This update follows previous disclosures made by the bank on May 9, 2025, and March 2, 2026, regarding the proposed transaction.
IPru AMC received the necessary approvals and has executed the requisite agreements with IVen. As a result, IPru AMC will commence providing investment management services for specific Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) effective April 1, 2026. The AIFs included in this transfer are India Advantage Fund S4 I, India Advantage Fund S5 I, India Advantage Fund S5 II, India Real Estate Investment Fund Series 2, and Iven Amplifi Fund.
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