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Sebi tweaks AIF rules; investors to get pro-rata rights

Sebi tweaks AIF rules; investors to get pro-rata rights

Thu, Nov 21, 2024

In simple words, risks as well as rewards from investments made by an AIF scheme need to be shared in proportion to investors' contributions to the scheme.

Sebi directs alternative investment fund managers to exercise due diligence

Sebi directs alternative investment fund managers to exercise due diligence

Tue, Oct 08, 2024

Under this, AIFs designated as Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIBs) or Qualified Buyers (QBs) must ensure that investors who are not eligible for QIB or QB status on their own do not avail of the respective benefits through the AIF.

Individual investor participation increases in AIFs; women account for one-third of investor base

Individual investor participation increases in AIFs; women account for one-third of investor base

Sat, Jan 20, 2024

The amount collected from direct investors grew 2.5x to contribute 42% of the total funds raised in FY23 compared to 27% in FY19.

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RBI-registered NBFC to apply for licence for AIF Category-II: What is Alternative Investment Fund, types and other details

RBI-registered NBFC to apply for licence for AIF Category-II: What is Alternative Investment Fund, types and other details

Mon, Nov 20, 2023

Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) represent a sophisticated investment avenue tailored for High Net Worth Individuals (HNIs), family offices, institutional investors, and other eligible participants.

SEBI proposes to allow alternative investment funds' to carry forward unliquidated investments to new schemes

SEBI proposes to allow alternative investment funds' to carry forward unliquidated investments to new schemes

Sat, Feb 04, 2023

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has sought comments from the public till February 18 on the proposal.

Money Guru: What Are Alternative Investment Funds? What Is The Difference Between AIF And Mutual Funds? Know From Experts

Money Guru: What Are Alternative Investment Funds? What Is The Difference Between AIF And Mutual Funds? Know From Experts

Tue, Dec 06, 2022

Alternative Investment Fund or AIF is a fund created in India, which moves forward by taking private investment together. AIF's are not traded in the open market. Investment in Startup Hedge Fund, PIPE Fund is possible through AIF. Market regulator SEBI monitors AIF. Small investors should invest wisely in AIFs: Vishwajeet Parashar, Mutual Fund Expert and Ravi Sharma from Fincart.

Sebi eases norms on AIF, VCF investments in overseas firms; drops India connection clause

Sebi eases norms on AIF, VCF investments in overseas firms; drops India connection clause

Fri, Aug 19, 2022

Organization of Securities Commission's (IOSCO) Multilateral Memorandum of Understanding or a signatory to the bilateral pact with Sebi.

Sebi board clears Investor Charter; amends AIF, portfolio manager rules

Sebi board clears Investor Charter; amends AIF, portfolio manager rules

Tue, Sep 28, 2021

The 'Investor Charter' includes the vision statement of Sebi for investors, mission statement, rights and responsibilities of investors, dos and don'ts for investors in the securities market, among others, Sebi said in a press conference after the board meeting

How this ex Reliance Capital honcho is looking to raise Rs 1,000-1,200 cr from rich investors

How this ex Reliance Capital honcho is looking to raise Rs 1,000-1,200 cr from rich investors

Wed, Aug 08, 2018

With domestic stock markets attracting strong inflows, alternative investment funds (AIFs) investing in Indian equities are thinking big. Abakkus Asset Management, founded by former Reliance Capital global head of equities Sunil Singhania, has launched its first offering Abakkus Growth Fund and is looking to raise Rs 1,000-1,200 crore from rich investors.

SEBI allows hedge funds to invest in commodity derivatives

SEBI allows hedge funds to invest in commodity derivatives

Wed, Jun 21, 2017

The action by SEBI marks a milestone in Asia`s third-biggest economy, which allowed futures trading in commodities since 2003. But it will still keep out foreign investors, banks, mutual funds and other institutions from investing in derivatives.

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