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The Securities and Exchange Board of India is looking to comprehensively stress test equity mutual fund schemes and put mitigating measures in place to handle potentially dangerous situations. This is a relatively new initiative on the part of the regulator, but it follows the first round of stress tests which is said to have resulted in unsatisfactory outcomes. The top edit explains why this exercise is a good idea over the long term. Read it here
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