Fund management registration in IFSCs classifies entities by investor access, permitted schemes, portfolio services, investment trusts and exchange traded funds. Fund management business in an IFSC requires prior registration as a Fund Management Entity. Registration applications must contain prescribed ... Summary
International Financial Services Centres Authority (Fund Management) Regulations, 2025
Fund management registration in IFSCs classifies entities by investor access, permitted schemes, portfolio services, investment trusts and exchange traded funds.
Fund management business in an IFSC requires prior registration as a Fund Management Entity. Registration applications must contain prescribed declarations, undertakings, documents and fees, and incomplete applications may be rejected. Authorised FMEs may operate specified venture capital and family investment activities. Registered FMEs (Non-Retail) may operate restricted schemes, provide portfolio management services and manage private-placement investment trusts. Registered FMEs (Retail) may operate retail schemes, manage publicly offered investment trusts and launch exchange traded funds, while also undertaking activities permitted to lower registration categories.
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