The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), the markets regulator, has granted approval to Zinka Logistics and Standard Glass to raise funds via an initial public offering (IPO).

At present, AIFs have been designated as qualified institutional buyers(QIB) and can avail certain benefits under Sebi rules.

AIFs are required to avoid facilitating ever-greening of stressed loans or assets for RBI-regulated entities, adhering to RBI ...

Sebi’s initiative could provide brokers with additional revenue, but concerns arise regarding compliance complexities and ...

Standard Glass Lining Technology Limited has received final approval from SEBI for its IPO, which involves a fresh share ...

Both the Reserve Bank of India and SEBI have expressed concerns over instances of AIFs being used to “evergreen” bad loans.

SEBI explores introducing crude oil ETFs in India, offering investors a way to diversify portfolios amid risks.

Indian regulators praised for transparency and growth, Finance Minister urges focus on deposits and prudent lending practices ...

Under this, AIFs designated as Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIBs) or Qualified Buyers (QBs) must ensure that investors who ...

Over the past few years, India’s real estate sector has been largely resilient despite global headwinds, building on ...

Due diligence has been mandated for schemes where investors from the same group contribute 50 per cent or more to the corpus ...