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Source: Live Mint India’s market regulator has found that investments worth more than ₹1 trillion by alternative investment funds (AIFs) were circumventing regulations, underscoring the need for a more robust investor protection-oriented approach, according to wholetime member Ananth Narayan G. “Out of the five trillion of actual drawdown, around one trillion of investment has been…
Source: Live Mint He said asset allocation preferences are evolving, with equity accounting for up to two-thirds of portfolios and a growing appetite for alternative investment funds (AIFs) and private equity. Papneja said, “We believe that investments in AIFs and private equity will continue to grow, driven by their potential for diversification and higher returns”….
Source: Live Mint The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) on Friday issued a draft circular providing clarifications regarding its recent regulations prohibiting regulated entities, such as stock exchanges, depositories and clearing corporations, from associating with unregistered content creators who offer advice, recommendations or performance claims about any security. The capital market regulator had…
Source: Live Mint The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has proposed sweeping changes to the regulatory framework governing angel funds under Alternative Investment Funds (AIF), aiming to boost investor participation and provide more flexibility to fund managers. Among the key amendments, Sebi seeks to limit investments to accredited investors, reduce the minimum investment…
Source: Live Mint Samvat 2081: With the onset of the auspicious Vikram Samvat 2081, investors are looking to tap into high-growth opportunities for wealth creation and asset management. Experts suggest investors build a diversified portfolio for the new Hindu financial year to seize maximum returns and lower risk with various trading instruments. Analysts say that…
Source: Live Mint AIFs include private equity, venture capital and hedge funds, besides other privately pooled instruments that invest in real estate to commodities. Such investments usually carry higher risk and are targeted at high-net-worth or wealthy investors. Also read | Prop, retail see decline in F&O turnover ahead of Sebi curbs taking effect The…
Source: Business Standard 3 min read Last Updated : Oct 08 2024 | 7:00 PM IST The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) on Tuesday issued fresh guidelines on due diligence for investors in alternative investment funds (AIFs) to prevent circumvention of norms and ever-greening of loans. The due diligence specifically applies…
