The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has approved a relaxed regulatory framework for entities launching only passive mutual fund schemes. The new 'MF Lite' regulations simplify eligibility criteria,

India's markets regulator on Monday approved a new asset class, allowing investors to take higher risks through a regulated product. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) said in a press statement that asset management companies can now offer riskier strategies,

Markets regulator Sebi's board on Monday cleared a proposal to introduce a new asset class for high-risk profile investors to bridge the gap between mutual funds and portfolio management services and

The markets regulator Sebi's board approved new asset classes for high-risk investors and relaxed rules for passively managed mutual funds to reduce c

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has approved a new asset class for high-net-worth investors, allowing a minimum investment of Rs 10 lakh in riskier regulated products called 'Investment Strategies.

Sebi has approved the introduction of the Mutual Funds Lite (MF Lite) framework for passively managed schemes. This framework reduces eligibility criteria for sponsors and compliance requirements. Existing AMCs can manage active and passive schemes separately.

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) on Monday approved the introduction of a new asset class, which gives greater flexibility to fund managers and aims to cater to investors with high-risk tolerance.

Markets regulator Sebi is likely to discuss a range of issues in the board meeting on September 30, including measures to curb F&O losses, an asset class between mutual fund and portfolio management services (PMS),