Regulation 37 - Winding up of collective investment scheme
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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Winding up of collective investment schemes: trustees must notify, realise assets and distribute proceeds to unit holders. A scheme terminates on expiry or purpose fulfilment but may be wound up earlier with trustee or unit holder resolution and Board approval; the trustee must notify the public of the winding-up circumstances, realise assets in the best interests of unit holders, apply proceeds first to liabilities and winding-up expenses, distribute the balance pro rata to unit holders, furnish a winding-up report and auditor's certificate to the Board and unit holders, and hold unclaimed money separately before transferring it to an investor protection fund as specified by the Board.
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Winding up of collective investment schemes: trustees must notify, realise assets and distribute proceeds to unit holders.
A scheme terminates on expiry or purpose fulfilment but may be wound up earlier with trustee or unit holder resolution and Board approval; the trustee must notify the public of the winding-up circumstances, realise assets in the best interests of unit holders, apply proceeds first to liabilities and winding-up expenses, distribute the balance pro rata to unit holders, furnish a winding-up report and auditor's certificate to the Board and unit holders, and hold unclaimed money separately before transferring it to an investor protection fund as specified by the Board.
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