SEBI Approves Wider FPI Participation, Overhaul of Portfolio Management Services
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SEBI approves wider FPI participation, overhaul of portfolio management services
SEBI approves new portfolio management regulations, a mutual-fund investment route with a Rs 25 lakh minimum, and expands foreign participation in Indian markets, enhancing liquidity and investment options.
SEBI approved new regulations for portfolio management services (PMS), which will expand investment options in IPOs, primary debt issuances, and select foreign securities. Learn how these changes will impact your investments, your DPMS portfolio, and FPI participation in commodity derivatives.
SEBI Approves New PMS Rules, Expands Investment Options For Portfolio Managers And FPIs
New Delhi, September 24, 2026 (Yes Punjab News) The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) on Thursday approved a new regulatory framework for portfolio managers, expanding their investment avenues to include initial public offerings (IPOs), primary debt issuances and certain foreign securities, while also providing a route for investment in direct mutual fund plans. […]
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