Admissible investment patterns set exposure caps for specified DTA investments by International Financial Service Centre Insurance Offices. Regulation 9B sets maximum exposure limits for specified IIO investments in DTA, including government securities, corporate bonds, Category I and II AIFs, ... Summary
Admissible investment patterns set exposure caps for specified DTA investments by International Financial Service Centre Insurance Offices.
Regulation 9B sets maximum exposure limits for specified IIO investments in DTA, including government securities, corporate bonds, Category I and II AIFs, immovable property, infrastructure, money-market instruments, debt, and equity-related investments. Money-market instruments and debt may each reach 90%, while equity, preference shares, and convertible debentures are capped at 25%. Investments must be kept invested, and extant RBI or SEBI limits prevail.
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