ESG investing rules: Mutual funds must adopt defined strategies and enhanced disclosures to curb greenwashing and improve transparency. Introduction of a separate regulatory sub-category for ESG schemes requires Mutual Funds to offer multiple equity thematic schemes distinguished by defined ESG strategies, with a minimum 80% AUM allocation to equity instruments aligned to the chosen strategy; from October 1, 2024 at least 65% of AUM must be in companies reporting comprehensive BRSR with assurance on BRSR Core, subject to a transitional compliance window and prohibitions on fresh investments without assurance during that period.
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ESG investing rules: Mutual funds must adopt defined strategies and enhanced disclosures to curb greenwashing and improve transparency.
Introduction of a separate regulatory sub-category for ESG schemes requires Mutual Funds to offer multiple equity thematic schemes distinguished by defined ESG strategies, with a minimum 80% AUM allocation to equity instruments aligned to the chosen strategy; from October 1, 2024 at least 65% of AUM must be in companies reporting comprehensive BRSR with assurance on BRSR Core, subject to a transitional compliance window and prohibitions on fresh investments without assurance during that period.
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