Investor Protection Fund income norms revised, requiring most annual returns to be retained in corpus and limiting administrative use. The norms for utilisation of interest or income from the Investor Protection Fund of depositories are revised to bring uniformity and consistency. At least 95% of annual interest or income from IPF investments must be ploughed back to the IPF corpus, while up to 5% may be used for IPF Trust employee costs and other administrative or statutory expenses. Any excess expense is to be borne by the depository, and any unutilised amount must be returned to the IPF.
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Investor Protection Fund income norms revised, requiring most annual returns to be retained in corpus and limiting administrative use.
The norms for utilisation of interest or income from the Investor Protection Fund of depositories are revised to bring uniformity and consistency. At least 95% of annual interest or income from IPF investments must be ploughed back to the IPF corpus, while up to 5% may be used for IPF Trust employee costs and other administrative or statutory expenses. Any excess expense is to be borne by the depository, and any unutilised amount must be returned to the IPF.
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