Investment pattern limits prescribe asset categories, diversification, credit rating and turnover constraints under amended income tax rules. The amendment to rule 67 prescribes a mandatory manner of investment for a fund's aggregate investible moneys, setting maximum allocations across government and government guaranteed securities and dedicated mutual funds, long tenor corporate and specified bank instruments and multilateral bonds, money market instruments, and certain equity exposures. It requires transitional reinvestment of maturing proceeds, permits phased achievement of the allocation subject to limited variance, caps single fund exposure, mandates investment grade ratings for specified bank instruments with exit on downgrade, and limits portfolio turnover.
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Investment pattern limits prescribe asset categories, diversification, credit rating and turnover constraints under amended income tax rules.
The amendment to rule 67 prescribes a mandatory manner of investment for a fund's aggregate investible moneys, setting maximum allocations across government and government guaranteed securities and dedicated mutual funds, long tenor corporate and specified bank instruments and multilateral bonds, money market instruments, and certain equity exposures. It requires transitional reinvestment of maturing proceeds, permits phased achievement of the allocation subject to limited variance, caps single fund exposure, mandates investment grade ratings for specified bank instruments with exit on downgrade, and limits portfolio turnover.
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