SEBI superseded earlier provisions on scheme classification and consolidated a revised structure aimed at ensuring funds remain "true-to-label," while accommodating new asset classes and strategies.

MUMBAI: The markets regulator Sebi has revamped the framework for classification of mutual fund schemes, introducing ‘life ...

SEBI permits equity mutual funds to invest in gold and silver, introducing 'Life Cycle' funds for diversified asset allocation.

Markets regulator Sebi on Thursday came out with a revamped framework for classification of mutual fund schemes introducing ...

The old scheme has to be merged with the new schemes that have similar asset allocation and risk profiles, subject to Sebi’s approval ...

SEBI revamps mutual fund categorization, introducing new categories like contra funds and sectoral debt funds for better alignment.

Mutual funds will now be permitted to offer both value and contra mutual funds as long as the scheme portfolio overlap ...

Under the revised framework, mutual fund schemes will be broadly classified into five categories—Equity, Debt, Hybrid, Life ...

The move is aimed at ensuring “true-to-label” positioning and curbing exaggerated return claims in scheme names, as the regulator seeks to align the mutual fund architecture with the evolving ...

Sebi overhauls mutual fund categorization, introducing Life Cycle Funds, scrapping Solution Oriented Schemes, and tightening norms.