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SEBI amends the Alternative Investment Funds Regulations, 2012 by reducing the amount in the third proviso to regulation 10(c) from "two lakh" to "one thousand". It also inserts a condition in regulation 29(7) that satisfaction of liabilities is subject to conditions specified by the Board from time to time. A new regulation 29(10A) further permits an Alternative Investment Fund to be tagged as an inoperative fund, in the manner and subject to conditions specified by the Board. The amendments take effect on publication in the Official Gazette.
SEBI amends the Alternative Investment Funds Regulations, 2012 by reducing the amount in the third proviso to regulation 10(c) from "two lakh" to "one thousand". It also inserts a condition in regulation 29(7) that satisfaction of liabilities is subject to conditions specified by the Board from time to time. A new regulation 29(10A) further permits an Alternative Investment Fund to be tagged as an inoperative fund, in the manner and subject to conditions specified by the Board. The amendments take effect on publication in the Official Gazette.
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