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India's market regulator, Sebi, is proposing changes to speed up fundraising for alternative investment funds. A new 'green channel' will a...

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In a push to tighten regulations, Sebi has laid down fresh guidelines for asset management companies overseeing alternative investment fund...

Sebi has extended the timeline for AIFs to convert investments into dematerialised form until October 31 for investments made before July 1...

Sebi has instructed Alternative Investment Funds to carry out due diligence on investors and investments to ensure compliance with laws and...

At present, AIFs have to intimate any change in the terms of PPM through a merchant banker to Sebi, along with a due diligence certificate ...

Currently, the requirement applies to schemes of Category III AIFs and schemes of Category I and II AIFs with a corpus of more than Rs 500 ...

"AIFs may appoint a custodian who is an associate of manager or sponsor of the AIF, subject to conditions similar to those prescribed under...

While filing the placement memorandum for LVF schemes with Sebi, a duly signed and stamped undertaking by CEO of the manager to the AIF (or...

AIFs are funds established or incorporated in India for the purpose of pooling in capital from Indian and foreign investors.

Under the new norms, members of an investment committee of an AIF will no longer be responsible for investment decisions.

As part of efforts to streamline disclosure standards, the regulator in February put in place mandatory performance benchmarking of AIFs.