One of the biggest changes is the discontinuation of solution-oriented schemes such as retirement and children’s plans.

The regulator has capped portfolio overlaps, phased out solution-oriented schemes and introduced lifecycle funds to reduce duplication and make fund choices clearer for investors.

Mutual funds will now be permitted to offer both value and contra mutual funds as long as the scheme portfolio overlap ...

SEBI has superseded Clause 2.6 of the Master Circular, introducing revised scheme categories, overlap limits, and standardized naming norms. Mutual funds must realign portfolios and disclose ...

SEBI has introduced a graded exit load of up to 3% for newly launched Life Cycle Funds under its mutual fund recategorisation ...

MUMBAI: The markets regulator Sebi has revamped the framework for classification of mutual fund schemes, introducing ‘life ...

Existing schemes have been given six months to comply, and the resulting changes in nomenclature, investment objective and ...

The new open-ended schemes will feature a predetermined maturity and automatic asset allocation shifts aligned with an ...

SEBI has introduced new mutual fund rules covering fund categorisation, equity allocation norms, Life Cycle Funds, and discontinuation of solution-oriented schemes. Here’s what investors should know ...

Big Shake-Up in Mutual Funds! SEBI Scraps Solution Funds, Introduces Life-Cycle Category | 5 Changes Explained ...

Overhaul of mutual fund categories introduces tighter thematic rules to improve transparency and align Indian investment products with global goal-based standards ...

Mumbai: The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) on Thursday discontinued the solution-oriented mutual fund category, which includes children’s and retirement funds, and announced a ...