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Sebi approves new rules to widen investment avenues

1 source · first seen 05:54 25 Sept · updated 05:54 25 Sept

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  • SEBI board approved new regulations for portfolio managers to enable innovative investment avenues

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SEBI’s revised portfolio management rules

SEBI’s revised PMS framework expands investment options, including IPOs, overseas securities and unlisted debt, and creates a mutual-fund-only PRIM route with a ₹25 lakh minimum. Industry leaders say the changes could potentially double the PMS industry over time.

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Economic TimesSebi approves new rules to widen investment avenues05:54