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Sebi, MF Lite
MF Lite is here for passive funds: Sebi is making investing easier for you
The framework will feature relaxed requirements around sponsor eligibility, including net worth, track record, and profitability, as well as changes to the responsibilities of trustees.
SEBI To Introduce New Asset Class and 'MF Lite' Framework for Passive Funds
Market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has cleared a proposal to introduce a new asset class for high-risk profile investors to bridge the gap between mutual funds (MF) and portfolio management services (PMS).
SEBI Launches MF Lite Framework, New Asset Class For HNIS
While there were no updates on the proposed changes to the derivatives market, SEBI has approved a new framework for passively managed mutual funds, called Mutual Funds
Lite
, and introduced a new asset class specifically for high-net-worth individuals.
Sebi Board Approves 'Light-Touch' Rules for Passive Mutual Funds
SEBI has approved a "light-touch" regulatory framework called MF Lite, easing entry requirements for entities launching only passive mutual fund schemes like ETFs and index funds. This framework aims to reduce compliance,
Sebi Introduces 'MF Lite' Regulations for Passive Mutual Funds
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has approved a relaxed regulatory framework for entities launching only passive mutual fund schemes. The new 'MF Lite' regulations simplify eligibility criteria,
SEBI introduces liberalised MF Lite framework for passively managed schemes
This introduction of the MF Lite framework aligns with SEBI's ongoing efforts to support investor-friendly practices in the mutual fund industry. By providing a more accessible and flexible framework for passive investments,
SEBI announces MF Lite framework for passive funds
As per the consultation paper, the capital markets regulator noted that fund houses that choose not to offer actively managed schemes do not require the same level of oversight as those that do.
Explained: Sebi set to introduce MF-Lite for passive MFs. Here’s all you need to know
SEBI is set to introduce MF-Lite regulations for passive funds, aimed at simplifying compliance, fostering innovation, encouraging competition, and easing entry for mutual funds that focus solely on passive schemes.
SEBI Approves New And Safe Asset Class Under Mutual Fund Framework
According to the markets regulator, the new asset class is intended to bridge the gap between Mutual Funds and Portfolio Management Services in terms of flexibility in portfolio construction.
Sebi decides to introduce new asset class; 'MF Lite' framework for passive funds
The board cleared 17 proposals, including an amendment to insider trading rules to clarify the definitions of 'connected person' and 'immediate relative' and relaxed eligibility criteria and compliance requirements for investment advisers and research analysts.
SEBI Board Meeting Outcome: New Asset Class Under Mutual Funds, Rights Issue & T 0 Settlement Cycle!
Key highlights from the SEBI board meeting include the introduction of a new investment product and the announcement of a new asset class under mutual funds. Additionally, the meeting discussed the implementation of a rights issue and the introduction of a T+0 settlement cycle.
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MF Lite is here: How SEBI makes passive investing easier, explained in 3 points
Existing asset management companies (AMCs) can also benefit, as they have the option to separate their passive schemes into a ...
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Sebi Board clears key proposals on MF Lite regulations, New Asset Class at first meeting since Hindenburg allegations
Capital market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India's board met on Monday to make a number of decisions, ...
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Investors to get new asset class
The market regulator also plugged the regulatory gap in offshore derivative instruments (ODIs), or participatory notes, ...
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