Securities and Exchange Board of India (Alternative Investment Funds) Regulations, 2012 Chapter IV GENERAL OBLIGATIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES AND TRANSPERANCY
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Dissolution period restricts AIF schemes from fundraising or new investments and requires Board specified filing. A scheme of an Alternative Investment Fund may enter a dissolution period subject to Board specified conditions; it must file an information memorandum with the Board through a merchant banker. The dissolution period cannot exceed the scheme's original tenure and is not extendable. During this period the scheme cannot accept fresh commitments or make new investments.
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Dissolution period restricts AIF schemes from fundraising or new investments and requires Board specified filing.
A scheme of an Alternative Investment Fund may enter a dissolution period subject to Board specified conditions; it must file an information memorandum with the Board through a merchant banker. The dissolution period cannot exceed the scheme's original tenure and is not extendable. During this period the scheme cannot accept fresh commitments or make new investments.
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