SEBI is considering limiting passive mutual funds in India.
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Updated Aug 25
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SEBI is considering limiting passive mutual funds in India.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- SEBI proposes netting cash obligations for mutual fund schemes, involving FPIs and passive investments.Sub-event
SEBI is considering new regulations to limit passive mutual funds.1 source
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Portfolio Management Services and Mutual Funds must comply with SEBI regulations.Also in this story
- A mandatory three-year lock-in period is now in place for ELSS SIP investments, governed by SEBI and the Income Tax Act.
- SEBI registers portfolio managers for PMS, with applications including EPFO using PMS for retirement corpus management.
- SEBI mandated monthly stress tests and published fund performance data for various mutual funds in India.
- SEBI approved amendments to regulations aimed at easing business operations and enhancing investor protection in the Indian financial markets.
The entities involved
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Securities and Exchange Board of India
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Related events
- SEBI approved a new framework for Portfolio Management Services (PMS) to invest in foreign securities.
- SEBI approved the registration of the Gaja Capital India Fund V.
- SEBI and RBI implemented financial market risk controls, and SEBI shared data with the Finance Minister.
- SEBI is revamping the rules and framework for Portfolio Management Services (PMS).
- SEBI spoke at an event hosted by the Association of Investment Bankers of India on September 23, 2026.