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SEBI amends Infrastructure Investment Trusts (InvIT) Regulations in 2025, introducing significant governance and compliance modifications. Key amendments include enhanced trustee responsibilities with comprehensive oversight roles, expanded investment permissible categories, and refined regulatory compliance mechanisms. The amendment introduces detailed trustee roles encompassing asset management oversight, regulatory reporting, managerial supervision, and stringent due diligence requirements. Notable changes include provisions for filling director vacancies, transfer restrictions on locked-in units, and expanded investment options such as unlisted equity shares and interest rate derivatives. The regulations aim to strengthen investor protection, improve transparency, and establish more robust governance frameworks for Infrastructure Investment Trusts.
SEBI amends Infrastructure Investment Trusts (InvIT) Regulations in 2025, introducing significant governance and compliance modifications. Key amendments include enhanced trustee responsibilities with comprehensive oversight roles, expanded investment permissible categories, and refined regulatory compliance mechanisms. The amendment introduces detailed trustee roles encompassing asset management oversight, regulatory reporting, managerial supervision, and stringent due diligence requirements. Notable changes include provisions for filling director vacancies, transfer restrictions on locked-in units, and expanded investment options such as unlisted equity shares and interest rate derivatives. The regulations aim to strengthen investor protection, improve transparency, and establish more robust governance frameworks for Infrastructure Investment Trusts.
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