InvITs sector urges simpler M&A rules to draw investors

India's infrastructure investment trusts are seeking regulatory changes to make mergers and acquisitions easier. The sector manages assets worth ₹7 lakh crore and wants guidelines aligned with those for listed companies. Leaders say current rules often force buyers to acquire more units than planned.

The Bharat InvITs Association is leading the effort to simplify change of control provisions under Sebi oversight. Industry representatives argue that streamlined processes would boost investor participation in the sector.

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India's markets regulator Sebi approved major changes to conflict-of-interest guidelines for its top officials and eased rules for foreign portfolio investors. The measures seek to standardize trading restrictions and enhance ease of doing business.

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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.

SBI Ventures has been appointed as the fund manager for the ₹20,000-crore Maritime Investment Fund. The government-backed initiative seeks to draw private capital into India's maritime sector through a blended finance approach.

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India's primary market is set for a subdued week, with only Leapfrog Engineering Services opening for subscription. Three companies—Mehul Telecom, Citius Transnet InvIT, and Property Share Investment Trust—are due to list following their recent offerings. Zero grey market premiums signal cautious investor sentiment and expectations of flat debuts.

 

 

 

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