Sebi proposes faster fundraising for alternative investment funds

India's market regulator is proposing changes to speed up fundraising for alternative investment funds. A new green channel would allow certain schemes to launch immediately while waiting periods for regular schemes would be reduced.

Sebi is proposing changes to speed up fundraising for alternative investment funds. A new 'green channel' will allow certain schemes to launch immediately. The waiting period for regular AIF schemes will be reduced. Accredited investors and angel funds will see greater flexibility, with direct filings replacing merchant banker involvement.

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The Securities and Exchange Board of India is considering wider use of intraday borrowing by mutual funds to enhance cash management. The move would extend beyond current limits tied to redemption payouts. It seeks to address timing gaps between outflows and incoming funds.

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India's market regulator has eased nomination requirements for demat accounts and mutual fund investments. The changes take effect on September 1, 2026. They aim to simplify the process for investors while addressing unclaimed assets.

Fifteen asset management companies, including PPFAS Mutual Fund, have rolled out a voluntary lock-in facility for mutual fund folios. The feature allows investors to temporarily block withdrawals and debits. Introduced by Sebi, it aims to provide enhanced safety and control.

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The National Stock Exchange has filed its draft prospectus with SEBI. This step advances its planned Initial Public Offering, expected to reach around ₹30,000 crore.

 

 

 

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