SEBI clarification on Investments in Overseas Mutual Funds/ Unit Trusts by Indian Mutual Funds
It is clarified that Indian Mutual Fund schemes may also invest in overseas MF/UTs that have exposure to Indian securities, provided that the total exposure to Indian securities by these overseas MF/UTs shall not be more than 25% of their assets.
Consultation Paper on Proposals for Ease of Doing Business by ESG Rating Providers
The comments/ suggestions should be submitted latest by November 15, 2024, through the online web-based form.
Consultation paper on review of provisions of LODR Regulations pertaining to corporate governance norms for High Value Debt Listed entities
The comments/ suggestions should be submitted through online mode latest by September 06, 2024.
SEBI Consultation paper on review of SEBI (Issue and Listing of Securitized Debt Instruments and Security Receipts) Regulations, 2008
The comments/ suggestions should be submitted through online mode latest by November 16, 2024.
SEBI Consultation Paper on Proposals for REITs and InvITs
The objective of this consultation paper is to seek comments / views / suggestions from the public on certain proposals related to REITs, SM REITs and InvITs.
SEBI consultation paper introducing a regulatory framework for Restricted Return Infrastructure Investment Trusts (InvITs)
SEBI’s consultation paper explores a framework for InvITs that offer restricted returns, suggesting floor (downside protection), cap (upside restriction), or both. This aligns with global investment products like Defined Outcome ETFs, which cap upside returns in exchange for downside protection.
SEBI Consultation paper on Ease of Doing Business for Small and Medium REITs
The comments/ suggestions should be submitted latest by November 13, 2024.
Consultation paper on modifying the requirement of uploading initial draft Scheme Information Documents (SIDs) on SEBI website
The objective of this consultation paper is to seek comments from the public on the proposal to reduce the number of days from 21 working days to 5 working days for which the draft Scheme Information Documents (SIDs) submitted by Asset Management Companies (AMCs) are to be made available on SEBI website.
Consultation paper on specifying timelines for deployment of funds collected by Asset Management Companies (AMCs) in New Fund Offer (NFO) as per asset allocation of the scheme
SEBI has issued a Consultation Paper on Specifying Timelines for Deployment of Funds by Asset Management Companies (AMCs) in New Fund Offers (NFOs) proposes a structured timeline for deploying funds collected through NFOs according to each scheme’s asset allocation. The primary aim is to reduce delays in fund deployment and ensure that AMCs align with the asset allocation set out in the Scheme Information Document (SID). This paper, by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), is open for public comments to gather perspectives on the proposed framework and improve mutual fund transparency and efficiency.
SEBI mandates stock brokers to provide SMS and email alerts to investors
The draft circular is currently open for public comment, inviting feedback from stakeholders on SEBI’s website until November 18, 2024. SEBI is actively encouraging input from investors, industry experts, and market participants to refine these guidelines and ensure they meet industry standards while maintaining investor protection. Comments can be submitted via SEBI’s online portal, or in case of technical issues, by email to consultationMIRSD@sebi.gov.in, with the subject “Public comments on Draft Circular – SMS and E-mail alert to investors by stock exchanges.”
