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SEBI Allows D-PMS Clients to Pledge Securities for Personal Loans

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Aug 17
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What happened

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The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) issued guidance clarifying that clients of Discretionary Portfolio Management Services (D-PMS) may pledge securities held in their demat accounts to secure personal loans, provided the client is the beneficial owner of those assets. Separately, SEBI approved regulatory amendments allowing mutual funds to undertake intraday borrowings to manage liquidity mismatches.

From moneycontrol.com, pakistantelegraph.com

Why it matters

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The guidance increases the flexibility for D-PMS clients by allowing them to use their portfolio assets as collateral for personal credit. The allowance for intraday borrowing helps mutual funds manage daily cash flow and settlement timings, strengthening operational liquidity.

From moneycontrol.com, pakistantelegraph.com

How it developed

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  6. SEBI mandated monthly stress tests and published fund performance data for various mutual funds in India.Sub-event
  7. SEBI approved amendments to regulations aimed at easing business operations and enhancing investor protection in the Indian financial markets.Sub-event
  8. SEBI mandates that Portfolio Management Services and Mutual Funds adhere to its regulations.1 source

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