The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has proposed a new mechanism that could allow salaried employees to invest ...

For online submissions, nominations can be authenticated using Digital Signature Certificate (DSC), Aadhaar-based e-sign, any other legally recognised e-sign facility, or two-factor authentication ...

If you hold a Demat account or have investments in mutual funds, there is a crucial task you must complete before September ...

SEBI proposes limited third-party payments in mutual funds through salary deductions, distributor commissions in units and social-cause contributions.

Salaried employees in India could soon find mutual fund investments becoming as automatic as provident fund contributions, thanks to a new SEBI proposal that aims to make investing easier, more ...

Mutual funds use intraday borrowing to temporarily bridge same-day cash gaps caused by settlement timing differences across ...

SEBI issued a draft consultation paper proposing limited relaxation of third-party payment restrictions in mutual funds for specified scenarios such as payroll deductions and distributor commissions.

SEBI’s latest proposal may transform salaries into automated investments, accelerating India’s massive shift toward mutual ...

The regulator has clarified that investors can nominate up to three individuals for a demat account or mutual fund folio.

Under the revised framework, nomination will remain the default option for single-holder accounts and folios, but investors can opt out through a declaration, either online or offline.

SEBI proposes easing third-party payment norms in mutual funds, allowing salary deductions and donations with safeguards in ...

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