Rule · SEBI · 16 Dec 2024

Securities and Exchange Board of India (Mutual Funds) (Third Amendment) Regulations, 2024

Registered mutual funds may become ‘Specialized Investment Funds’ if meeting eligibility criteria, including a minimum Rs. 50 lakh investment in any Alternative Fund and holding specified NSDL certificates. These funds must launch strategies as open-ended, closed-ended, or interval types, charging fees per regulation 52. Prohibitions cap debt instrument investments at 20% (25% with approval) of AUM per issuer, equity holdings at 10% of AUM or 15% of paid-up capital, and REITs/InvITs at 20% of units. Asset Management Companies must maintain separate branding and websites, while Trustees ensure internal controls and compliance.

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