SEBI proposes new asset thresholds for accredited investors: Rs 5 crore for individuals and Rs 20 crore for body corporates
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Sebi proposes asset threshold for individuals, corporates to widen accredited investor pool
SEBI has proposed lowering the asset threshold for accredited investors to Rs 5 crore for individuals and Rs 20 crore for body corporates, aiming to expand participation in alternative investment funds. The regulator has invited public comments on the proposal by September 3. This move is significant for financial sector reforms and regulatory policy questions in competitive exams.
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Objective is to widen the pool of accredited investors for greater participation in alternative investment funds (AIFs)
Public comments on the proposal are invited by September 3
Current framework under SEBI (Alternative Investment Funds) Regulations, 2012 defines accredited investors with higher thresholds
This reform aligns with SEBI's ongoing efforts to deepen capital markets and enhance investor access to sophisticated investment products
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