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<h1>Mutual fund schemes face strict concentration and investment limits, including 10% issuer cap and inter-scheme 5% NAV limit</h1> Mutual fund schemes face prescribed concentration and investment limits: debt exposures to a single issuer are capped at 10% of NAV (extendable to 12% with trustee/AMC board approval) excluding government securities and specified repos; unlisted debt largely prohibited with limited non-convertible debenture exceptions; no fund across schemes may hold over 10% of an issuer's voting capital (or specified REIT units); inter-scheme investments limited to 5% of a fund's NAV; purchases/sales generally require actual delivery; short selling, derivatives, and certain commodity derivatives allowed under Board frameworks; additional limits apply to equity, fund-of-funds, InvIT exposures and investments in sponsor/group companies.