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InCred Money gets Sebi in-principle nod for mutual fund licence, plans launch in 6-9 monthsInCred Money has secured Sebi's in-principle approval for a mutual fund licence, marking a key step toward launching its asset management b...- Explained: What Sebi's new TER rules mean for mutual fund investorsSebi has proposed a significant overhaul of mutual fund fee structures, aiming to simplify rules, enhance transparency, and reduce investor...
- Major bank downtime alert: SBI, HDFC Bank & Kotak Mahindra Bank to have scheduled maintenance on September 21, 2025; these services will be unavailableSeveral major Indian banks, including SBI, HDFC Bank, and Kotak Mahindra Bank, have announced scheduled maintenance on September 21, 2025. ...
- Sebi introduces MF lite framework for passive mutual funds. Key things to knowThe framework covers passive funds based on domestic equity indices with an AUM of ₹5,000 crore or more, as well as G-Sec, T-bills, and SDL...
- Sebi introduces Mutual Funds Lite framework for passively managed schemesMarket regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) on Tuesday introduced a Mutual Funds Lite (MF Lite) framework for passively ...
- What is MF - Lite for passive mutual funds? Here’s all you need to knowv
- Sebi board approves 'light-touch' rules for passive mutual fundsPassively managed MF schemes replicate an underlying index like ETFs and index funds where portfolios of index funds can be easily tracked.
- Sebi board meeting: Nothing on F&O regulation, new asset class for HNIs, and other top announcementsDespite expectations, SEBI has decided not to curb weekly F&O expirations or raise minimum contract sizes for now. This comes as the regula...
- Sebi Board Meeting: Regulator approves new asset class for HNIs with riskier appetiteSEBI New Asset Class: Market regulator Sebi approved a new asset class for high-net-worth investors to invest in riskier regulated products...
- Sebi board approves MF Lite framework for passive schemesSebi has approved the introduction of the Mutual Funds Lite (MF Lite) framework for passively managed schemes. This framework reduces eligi...
- Explained: Sebi set to introduce MF-Lite for passive MFs. Here’s all you need to knowSEBI is set to introduce MF-Lite regulations for passive funds, aimed at simplifying compliance, fostering innovation, encouraging competit...
- Sebi asks mutual fund industry to proactively conduct stress testSebi advised mutual fund companies to perform stress tests to enhance liquidity risk management, especially for small and midcap schemes. A...
- Sebi asks mutual fund industry to proactively conduct stress testSebi advised mutual fund companies to perform stress tests to enhance liquidity risk management, especially for small and midcap schemes. A...
- NSE launches India’s first website for passive fundsIndia's inaugural website dedicated to passive funds offers comprehensive insights into the industry, including aggregate and fund-specific...
- Sebi proposes mutual fund lite norms for passively managed mutual fund schemesPassively managed MF schemes replicate an underlying index such as ETFs and index funds where portfolios of index funds can be easily track...
- Sebi proposes MF Lite norms for passively managed mutual fund schemesMarkets watchdog Sebi on Monday proposed a relaxed regulatory framework for the passively managed mutual fund (MF) schemes in a bid to redu...
- Sebi forms working groups to simplify various market regulationsCurrently, 16 working groups, under the aegis of its standing advisory committees, are reviewing compliance requirements under various Sebi...
- Sebi looking to introduce ''MF Lite'' regulations for passive funds"Since the current MF regulatory framework was built around active fund management, Sebi is planning to introduce Mutual Fund Lite regulati...
- Can you change percentage-wise allocation for nominees for your investments?In case of demise of any one of the nominees, the account holder has the option to either appoint a new nominee or change percentage-wise a...
- PFRDA tightens investment guidelines for private sector New Pension SystemBesides, the pension regulator has asked these fund managers to restrict their single industry exposure to 15 per cent of NPS investments u...
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