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Center Owned by The Tribune TrustSEBI eases accredited investor norms, allows fund managers to certify eligibility; introduces Rs 5 crore exposure threshold
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SEBI will allow mutual fund schemes to net fund obligations arising from outright purchase and sale transactions in the cash market starting April 1, 2027, under a new framework aimed at reducing temporary funding requirements, improving liquidity management and boosting operational efficiency for asset management companies.
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SEBI on Thursday revised its accredited investor framework, allowing fund and portfolio managers to directly determine investors' accreditation status while introducing securities market exposure thresholds of Rs 5 crore and Rs 20 crore for different categories of investors.
