2011-10-13

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Amendment to the Securities and Exchange Commission (Mutual Fund) Rules-2001

The Securities and Exchange Commission of Bangladesh amends the Mutual Fund Rules 2001 to redefine eligible investors, including specific financial institutions and pension funds, and to clarify the definition of a 'qualified investor' to include corporate bodies, trusts, and cooperative societies. The amendments update Rule 15 to require mutual funds to maintain a joint bank account with the custodian, expand Rule 32 to include the appointment of investment advisors and custodians in the fund's scope of business, and designate compliance reports under the 1996 Rules as custodian reports. Additionally, the minimum collection amount for new schemes is set at 500,000 BDT and for new non-scheme funds at 100,000 BDT, with at least 25% of fund assets to be invested in public offers, while private placement subscription fees are capped at 6 months for scheme units and 1 month for fund formation.

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