"Sebi Permits Mutual Funds to Invest in Overseas Funds Holding Indian Securities for Enhanced Transparency" Sebi Permits Mutual Funds to Invest in Overseas Funds with Limits on Indian Securities Exposure The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has granted permission for Indian mutual funds to invest in overseas mutual funds or unit trusts that allocate a portion of their assets to Indian securities. This move aims to make overseas investments more accessible and enhance transparency within the industry. According to a recent Sebi circular, “To facilitate ease of investment in overseas MF/UTs, increase transparency, and allow mutual funds to diversify overseas, this decision has been made based on industry feedback, consultations with the Mutual Fund Advisory Committee, and public input.” Key Highlights of Sebi's New Regulation 25% Cap on Indian Securities in Overseas Funds Under the new guidelines......If you want to know more click 👇 below the link
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