Chapter VIII - NET ASSET VALUE AND TIMELINES FOR ALLOTMENT OF MUTUAL FUND UNITS AND PAYMENT OF INVESTMENT PROCEEDS (From Regulation 43 to Regulation 46)
Mutual fund schemes must be wound up on expiry or specified events, with trustee notice and unit-holder voting requirements. Winding up occurs on expiry or earlier if trustees deem an event requires winding up, if 75% of unit holders resolve winding up, or if the Board directs winding up in unitholders' interest. Trustees must notify the Board and publish the circumstances within one day in two national dailies and one vernacular newspaper. Where winding up is on trustee opinion, trustees must obtain unit holder consent by simple majority of participating unitholders (one vote per unit) and publish results within 45 calendar days; failure to obtain consent requires reopening the scheme from the second business day after results publication.
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Mutual fund schemes must be wound up on expiry or specified events, with trustee notice and unit-holder voting requirements.
Winding up occurs on expiry or earlier if trustees deem an event requires winding up, if 75% of unit holders resolve winding up, or if the Board directs winding up in unitholders' interest. Trustees must notify the Board and publish the circumstances within one day in two national dailies and one vernacular newspaper. Where winding up is on trustee opinion, trustees must obtain unit holder consent by simple majority of participating unitholders (one vote per unit) and publish results within 45 calendar days; failure to obtain consent requires reopening the scheme from the second business day after results publication.
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