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SEBI has enhanced foreign investment limit for Mutual Funds. The new limit is set as USD 600 million per fund house compared to the earlier limit of USD 300 million. In addition, a separate limit of USD 200 million is set for investments in overseas ETFs.
SEBI has introduced a new scheme category named ‘Flexi Cap Funds’. Equity schemes under this category will be able to invest across small, mid and large cap companies
Mirae Asset Emerging Bluechip Fund has revised the limit for fresh SIP registration to Rs 2,500. Existing active SIPs which were set-up before 6 November under the limit of Rs 25,000 should continue as is.
As US election count proceeded during the week, popular US Indices - NASDAQ 100 and S&P 500 witnessed their best week since April 2020, gaining 9.4% and 7.3% respectively.
SEBI has decided to restore the mutual fund cut-off timings to pre-covid timings. The change will come in effect from Monday, November 9. Last month, SEBI had reinstated the normal cut-off timing for equity funds. Now, the same is being done for debt and conservative hybrid funds as well.
SEBI has enhanced foreign investment limit for Mutual Funds. The new limit is set as USD 600 million per fund house compared to the earlier limit of USD 300 million. In addition, a separate limit of USD 200 million is set for investments in overseas ETFs.
SEBI has introduced a new scheme category named ‘Flexi Cap Funds’. Equity schemes under this category will be able to invest across small, mid and large cap companies
Mirae Asset Emerging Bluechip Fund has revised the limit for fresh SIP registration to Rs 2,500. Existing active SIPs which were set-up before 6 November under the limit of Rs 25,000 should continue as is.
As US election count proceeded during the week, popular US Indices - NASDAQ 100 and S&P 500 witnessed their best week since April 2020, gaining 9.4% and 7.3% respectively.
SEBI has decided to restore the mutual fund cut-off timings to pre-covid timings. The change will come in effect from Monday, November 9. Last month, SEBI had reinstated the normal cut-off timing for equity funds. Now, the same is being done for debt and conservative hybrid funds as well.
SEBI has enhanced foreign investment limit for Mutual Funds. The new limit is set as USD 600 million per fund house compared to the earlier limit of USD 300 million. In addition, a separate limit of USD 200 million is set for investments in overseas ETFs.
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Hiteshkumar
November 17, 2020 AT 15:31
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