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AIFs must submit a comprehensive Annual Activity Report to SEBI via the Intermediary Portal within 30 calendar days from the end of March each financial year, with the first report for year ending March 2026 due by May 31, 2026; this annual report replaces the separate March quarter submission. A limited Quarterly Activity Report in a revised format must continue to be submitted within 15 calendar days from quarter-end starting with the quarter ending June 2026. Reporting formats will be revised by the Standards Forum and made available to AIFs, and these changes supersede Clause 15.1 of the Master Circular.
AIFs must submit a comprehensive Annual Activity Report to SEBI via the Intermediary Portal within 30 calendar days from the end of March each financial year, with the first report for year ending March 2026 due by May 31, 2026; this annual report replaces the separate March quarter submission. A limited Quarterly Activity Report in a revised format must continue to be submitted within 15 calendar days from quarter-end starting with the quarter ending June 2026. Reporting formats will be revised by the Standards Forum and made available to AIFs, and these changes supersede Clause 15.1 of the Master Circular.
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