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New Sebi Rules to Protect Mutual Fund Investors

New Sebi Rules to Protect Mutual Fund Investors

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has announced new rules for mutual fund houses to improve transparency and protect investors. Starting April 1, 2025, fund managers must deploy money collected from new fund offers (NFOs) within 30 business days. This change aims to prevent mis-selling of high-risk funds to conservative investors and ensure that funds are invested in a timely manner. If fund houses fail to meet this deadline, they must explain the reasons and may face restrictions on receiving new investments. This initiative is part of Sebi's ongoing efforts to enhance investor trust in the mutual fund industry.

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