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<h1>Regulation 13 on AIF tenure, close-ended rules, and extension limits for Category I, II, III, Accredited Investors</h1> Regulation 13 mandates that Category I and II Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) be close ended, with fund or scheme tenure fixed at application and a minimum of three years. Category III AIF schemes may be open or close ended. The Securities and Exchange Board of India may specify how tenure of close ended schemes is calculated and modified. Close ended AIFs may extend tenure by up to two years with approval of at least two-thirds of unit holders by value, while Accredited Investors only funds may extend tenure by up to five years on the same approval threshold, subject to Board-specified conditions. Absent such consent, or on expiry of extended tenure, the AIF or scheme must be wound up under Regulation 29.