Mutual fund investment rules limit holdings to listed securities with narrow exceptions and set Board-prescribed conditions for inter-scheme and unrated debt investments. Mutual funds must invest predominantly in listed or to-be-listed securities, with limited exceptions for unlisted Government Securities, certain money ... Summary
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Securities and Exchange Board of India (Mutual Funds) Regulations, 2026
Mutual fund investment rules limit holdings to listed securities with narrow exceptions and set Board-prescribed conditions for inter-scheme and unrated debt investments.
Mutual funds must invest predominantly in listed or to-be-listed securities, with limited exceptions for unlisted Government Securities, certain money market instruments and specified unlisted non-convertible debentures; unrated debt and inter-scheme investments are subject to Board conditions and limits, while schemes are prohibited from investing in fund of funds schemes.
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