New Sebi amendments allow Alternate Investment Funds to manage unliquidated assets within existing schemes and extend ...

Approved in principle earlier this June, SEBI has cleared a framework to let Cat-I/II AIFs launch a Co-Investment scheme (CIV ...

India’s unlisted market is seeing record growth, with top names delivering triple-digit returns. But with limited liquidity, ...

SEBI has proposed reducing the minimum commitment threshold for Large Value Funds (LVFs) to Rs. 25 crore from the current ...

Cat-III schemes hold stocks with average daily turnover below ₹10 crore; just 58% of those heavily invested in small/mid-caps have formal liquidity stress-testing frameworks ...

HNIs with an annual income of Rs. 2 crore can become accredited investors to avail of a reduced minimum commitment threshold.

SEBI has proposed expanding the role of Indian non-individuals and mutual funds in international investment structures.

SEBI has proposed a lighter regulatory framework for Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) with accredited investors, aiming to ...

Directions, 2025 (“Directions”), issued on July 29, 2025, are the latest in a series of regulatory interventions aimed at ...

In a bid to boost credit flow through the non-bank route, the RBI recently lifted the ban on banks and NBFCs’ investments in ...

SEBI proposes lighter regulations for accredited investors in new AIF category, seeking public feedback until August 29.

Sebi proposes a new category of AIF schemes for accredited investors featuring a lighter regulatory framework. These schemes ...