Regulators Coordinate Campaign to Help Citizens Claim Unclaimed Funds in India
What happened
The Ministry of Finance, Securities and Exchange Board of India, and Reserve Bank of India coordinated a nationwide awareness campaign. This effort runs alongside the Employees Provident Fund Organisation's Nidhi Aapke Nikat 2.0 camps. The campaign, part of the 'Your Money — Your Right' initiative, encourages citizens to reconnect with and claim forgotten financial assets, including inoperative EPF accounts and unclaimed insurance amounts.
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Why it matters
The campaign involves major financial regulators and the Government of India. It is part of a larger regulatory framework where SEBI, RBI, and Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority co-regulate financial products. The initiative aims to ensure citizens can access their financial assets.
SEBI, RBI, and Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority co-regulate financial products offered by OBPPs.
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Who's involved
- Ministry of FinanceCoordinated the public awareness campaign alongside the RBI and SEBI.
- Securities and Exchange Board of IndiaCoordinated the public awareness campaign alongside the Ministry of Finance and RBI.
- Reserve Bank of IndiaCoordinated the public awareness campaign alongside the Ministry of Finance and SEBI.
- Government of IndiaThe legislative, executive, and judiciary authority of India, overseeing the financial system.
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The entities involved
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Ministry of Finance
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Securities and Exchange Board of India
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Reserve Bank of India
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