Index fund scheme regulation permits securities lending, short selling and exchange-traded derivatives subject to regulatory frameworks. Amendments define an index fund scheme and impose caps on its investment/advisory fees and total expenses. Scheme funds are prohibited from carry forward transactions but may enter into derivatives on recognized exchanges and may engage in short selling and securities lending and borrowing, each subject to the Board's specified frameworks. Mutual funds must generally trade on a delivery basis, with express exceptions permitting short selling and exchange traded derivatives under the Board's frameworks.
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Index fund scheme regulation permits securities lending, short selling and exchange-traded derivatives subject to regulatory frameworks.
Amendments define an index fund scheme and impose caps on its investment/advisory fees and total expenses. Scheme funds are prohibited from carry forward transactions but may enter into derivatives on recognized exchanges and may engage in short selling and securities lending and borrowing, each subject to the Board's specified frameworks. Mutual funds must generally trade on a delivery basis, with express exceptions permitting short selling and exchange traded derivatives under the Board's frameworks.
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