Minimum assured-return schemes the pension regulator is planning to launch five-six months down the line may have varied capital requirements for sponsors of pension funds.
Those having higher assets under management (AUM) may have greater requirements of minimum paid-up capital, sources told Business Standard. The requirement may also change on the basis of the exposure of a scheme to debt and equity, they said. The Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) has given the task of designing the minimum guaranteed-return pension schemes to E&Y Actuarial Services LLP.
At present, the sponsors, individually or jointly, must have a net worth of at