SEBI on December 17, during its board meeting, approved a comprehensive overhaul of mutual fund regulations aimed at improving cost transparency and reducing the expense burden on investors.

SEBI rolls out new mutual fund regulations effective April 1, 2026, aiming for stronger transparency, stricter governance, and lower costs to safeguard investors across India’s fund industry.

Sebi has also rationalised brokerage caps across segments. In the cash market, the brokerage ceiling has been reduced to 6 basis points (bps) from an effective 8.59 bps earlier, while in the ...

SEBI has reduced the fee paid by domestic mutual funds to brokerages, while while also slashing the basic management charge in one of the most sweeping changes to its mutual fund regulations. The ...

SEBI Mutual Fund Reforms: The new year has brought significant changes for mutual funds in India. SEBI's recent regulations have made investing even cheaper, simpler, and safer. Changes such as ...

The regulator has consolidated all operative circulars under the LODR framework into a single master reference. The update simplifies compliance while preserving past actions and ...

SEBI forms a working group to address regulatory overlaps between mutual fund distributors and investment advisers, enhancing ...

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) on Friday announced a slew of measures aimed at easing foreign investor access to Indian capital markets, lowering operational and compliance costs, ...

SEBI proposes a ₹20,000 crore threshold for 'significant' indices to enhance governance in mutual fund benchmarks.

According to experts, the persistence of regulatory silos has led to distinctions being drawn on nomenclature rather than ...

UAE-based NRIs can invest in Indian mutual funds. Learn about the rules, NRE/NRO accounts, taxation, TDS rates and DTAA benefits.

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