The Securities and Exchange Board of India has introduced new rules for mutual funds. Equity funds can now invest in gold and ...

SEBI superseded earlier provisions on scheme classification and consolidated a revised structure aimed at ensuring funds ...

Markets regulator Sebi on Thursday came out with a revamped framework for classification of mutual fund schemes introducing ...

MUMBAI: The markets regulator Sebi has revamped the framework for classification of mutual fund schemes, introducing ‘life ...

Sebi introduces Life Cycle Funds for goal-based investing. Experts discuss benefits, glide path asset allocation, and investor impact.

Sebi overhauls mutual fund categorization, introducing Life Cycle Funds, scrapping Solution Oriented Schemes, and tightening norms.

The move is aimed at ensuring “true-to-label” positioning and curbing exaggerated return claims in scheme names, as the regulator seeks to align the mutual fund architecture with the evolving ...

One of the biggest changes is the discontinuation of solution-oriented schemes such as retirement and children’s plans.

Regulator plans to phase out children and retirement schemes, mandates portfolio overlap disclosures to boost transparency ...

By Bharath Rajeswaran and Surbhi Misra Feb 26 (Reuters) - India's markets regulator on Thursday rolled out tougher mutual ...

Under the revised framework, mutual fund schemes will be broadly classified into five categories—Equity, Debt, Hybrid, Life Cycle, and Other Schemes, which include Fund of Funds (FoFs) and Passive ...

The Securities and Exchange Board of India has revised mutual fund categorisation rules, introducing Life Cycle Funds while discontinuing Solution Oriented Schemes to streamline offerings.