Fund management registration in IFSCs requires category-specific approval before operations, with progressively broader permitted investment and management activities. Fund management in an IFSC requires prior registration as a Fund Management Entity before operations commence. Applicants must submit the prescribed ... Summary
International Financial Services Centres Authority (Fund Management) Regulations, 2025
Fund management registration in IFSCs requires category-specific approval before operations, with progressively broader permitted investment and management activities.
Fund management in an IFSC requires prior registration as a Fund Management Entity before operations commence. Applicants must submit the prescribed application, declarations, undertakings, documents and fee; incomplete applications are liable to rejection. Registration is available as an Authorised FME, Registered FME (Non-Retail), or Registered FME (Retail). The categories progressively permit venture capital and family investment fund management, restricted schemes and portfolio management services, private-placement investment trust management, and retail schemes, publicly offered investment trusts and exchange traded funds, subject to category-specific conditions, responsibilities and disclosure obligations.
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