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of <h1>SEBI Regulation 44: Investment, Borrowing Rules for Mutual Funds, Gold & Silver ETF Exceptions Explained</h1> Regulation 44 of the SEBI (Mutual Funds) Regulations, 1996 outlines investment and borrowing restrictions for mutual funds. Investments must adhere to the Seventh Schedule, with exceptions for gold and silver exchange-traded fund schemes. Mutual funds with securities worth 10 crores or more must settle transactions through dematerialized securities. Borrowing is limited to 20% of the scheme's net assets for up to six months, strictly for liquidity needs. Mutual funds cannot advance loans but may lend and borrow securities per SEBI's short selling framework. Gold and silver ETF schemes have specific investment restrictions, allowing temporary short-term bank deposits.
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