The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has released revised draft directions for regulated entities (REs) investing in Alternative ...

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) intends to ease rules for banks and non-bank finance companies investing in Alternate ...

A single RE may hold up to 10% of an AIF’s corpus. All REs combined may hold up to 15% of an AIF’s corpus. RE investments up ...

RBI issues draft guidelines capping RE investment in AIF schemes at 10%, proposes stricter provisioning norms for ...

A single RE’s contribution to any AIF scheme shall be capped at 10 percent of its corpus. Collectively, a ceiling of 15 per cent shall apply for investment by all REs in an AIF scheme. Investments by ...

The RBI has proposed capping investment by regulated entities in AIF schemes at 15%, with a 10% ceiling per entity, while ...

The public feedback can be submitted through the ‘Connect 2 Regulate’ section on RBI’s official website. The proposed rules ...

There will be no restriction on regulated entities (REs) such as banks for investing up to 5% in the AIF scheme's corpus, RBI ...

RBI issues revised draft directions on REs investment in AIFs, setting caps and due diligence guidelines to prevent ...

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is considering easing investment norms for regulated entities (REs) in alternative investment ...

Among the key asks of AIFs has been that banks and NBFCs should not be asked to provision for AIF investments in ...

According to the new proposals, a single regulated entity's contribution to any AIF will be capped at 10% of the scheme's ...