Third-party fund management requires restricted schemes to meet corpus limits and treats third parties as associates for compliance. Third-party fund management arrangements require a Fund Management Entity to manage Restricted Schemes under Part B of Chapter III. Each scheme must ... Summary
Third-party fund management requires restricted schemes to meet corpus limits and treats third parties as associates for compliance.
Third-party fund management arrangements require a Fund Management Entity to manage Restricted Schemes under Part B of Chapter III. Each scheme must remain within a corpus limit of USD 50 million, unless another value is specified by the Authority. The third party is treated as an associate of the Fund Management Entity for compliance with specified associate-related governance and transaction requirements.
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