Securities and Exchange Board of India (Collective Investment Schemes) Regulations, 1999 Chapter V COLLECTIVE INVESTMENT SCHEMES OF COLLECTIVE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT COMPANY
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Dematerialised unit issuance required within specified working days after subscription closure, replacing prior timeline regime. Regulation 32 mandates that a Collective Investment Management Company issue units to accepted applicants only in dematerialized form within a prescribed short period from the date of closure of the subscription list, replacing earlier provisions that permitted physical unit certificates and included a depository-related receipt proviso which has since been amended or omitted.
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Dematerialised unit issuance required within specified working days after subscription closure, replacing prior timeline regime.
Regulation 32 mandates that a Collective Investment Management Company issue units to accepted applicants only in dematerialized form within a prescribed short period from the date of closure of the subscription list, replacing earlier provisions that permitted physical unit certificates and included a depository-related receipt proviso which has since been amended or omitted.
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