Industry feels there's ambiguity over applicability for funds which have exhausted the one-year period
Some schemes have been found to follow a model in which one class of investors, often a junior class, shares losses beyond the ratio of its contributions than a senior class of investors
Market regulator also proposes mandatory renewal of AIF registrations on completing five years
Changes in eligibility requirements to ensure due-diligence of money coming from this route to India
Industry experts see more inflows as HNIs and wealthy investors shy away from debt MFs
With this Crisil has 10 benchmarks across the three AIF categories
Analysts say Yum!'s - which operates Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC), Taco Bell, and Pizza Hut food chains - performance has improved, driven by aggressive store expansion vis-a-vis other players
Some believe alternative investment funds may face teething issue but the regulatory changes will eventually improve governance
Longer-than-expected wait time leads to delay in fund launches
It will invest in 25 start-ups focused on digitalisation, sustainability, financial inclusion
Further, exposure to CDS undertaken in these manner will not tantamount to leverage
The capital market regulator has also recommended appointment of independent valuers, specifically for unlisted entities
Subsequently, it will look to raise money from institutional investors, including Sovereign Wealth Funds
Firm will invest in at least 15 technology and fintech start-ups, expects final close in 6 months
Foreign investor must be is a resident of the country whose market regulator is a signatory to either IOSCO multilateral MoU or has signed bilateral MoU with Sebi
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Capital markets regulator Sebi on Thursday came out with guidelines for Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) for declaring the first close of a scheme. Also, the regulator has specified the manner of calculating the tenure of a close-ended scheme of an AIF and prescribed a fee for change in control of the manager or sponsor. The new guidelines would come into force with immediate effect, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) said in a circular. With regard to the first close of schemes of AIFs, Sebi said that the first close of a scheme is required to be declared not later than 12 months from the date of the capital markets regulator's communication for taking the Private Placement Memorandum (PPM) of the scheme on record. In the case of open-ended schemes of Category III AIFs, the first close would refer to the close of their Initial Offer Period. "Corpus of the scheme at the time of declaring its first close shall not be less than the minimum corpus prescribed in AIF
Limit exposure to this volatile category to 10-15% of equity portfolio, enter with 7-10-year horizon