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Sebi extends time for offsite inspection data submission for MFs, portfolio managers

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New Delhi: To facilitate ease of doing business, Sebi on Friday extended the timelines for portfolio managers and mutual funds for submission of offsite inspection data to the markets regulator. Under this, mutual funds will have to submit the daily data in a monthly file as per the specified formats on a quarterly basis within 15 calendar days from end of the quarter against the current requirement of 10 calendar days, Sebi said in a circular. …
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Sebi extends time for offsite inspection data submission for MFs, portfolio managers

New Delhi: To facilitate ease of doing business, Sebi on Friday extended the timelines for portfolio managers and mutual funds for submission of offsite inspection data to the markets regulator. Under this, mutual funds will have to submit the daily data in a monthly file as per the specified formats on a quarterly basis within 15 calendar days from end of the quarter against the current requirement of 10 calendar days, Sebi said in a circular. …

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EastMojo broke the news in on Thursday, March 27, 2025.
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