SEBI introduces Specialised Investment Funds for wealthier investors with minimum Rs 10 lakh investment

SEBI introduces Specialised Investment Funds for wealthier investors with minimum Rs 10 lakh investment

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has introduced a new investment category dubbed the ‘specialised investment fund’ (SIF) designed for wealthier investors. This initiative, effective from April 1, requires a minimum investment of Rs 10 lakh. SEBI’s move aims to cater to investors with higher risk appetites while providing asset managers with over … Read more

Quant Mutual Fund front running: Experts ask investors to avoid panic selling at this moment

Quant Mutual Fund front running: Experts ask investors to avoid panic selling at this moment

Quant Mutual Fund: Mutual fund investors were shocked after the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) initiated a probe against AMC Quant Mutual Fund over charges of front running. The regulatory body has identified trading behaviours indicating potential front-running activities by an individual connected to the fund. In response to these findings, the Asset … Read more

Quant MF irregularities: Should investors stop their SIPs and exit funds? Here’s what experts say

Quant MF irregularities: Should investors stop their SIPs and exit funds? Here’s what experts say

Quant Mutual Fund’s recent probe by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) is making its investors a bit edgy.  Quant Mutual Fund, a high-growth asset management company (AMC), is one of the top fund managers with Rs 93,000 crore of assets. It was probed for its alleged front-running activity. Front-running is when an … Read more

If your KYC status is not validated, it might hinder your investments from April 1; Here is why

If your KYC status is not validated, it might hinder your investments from April 1; Here is why

New KYC changes effective from 1st April 2024 are critical for investors to understand to ensure their future and existing investments remain unhindered. The new rules mean that investors with verified or registered KYC status can continue transactions with existing mutual funds and brokers and face no restrictions. However, their KYC is considered incomplete until … Read more