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India overhauls mutual fund rules, creating 40 categories, banning misleading names, and boosting transparency.
India’s securities regulator SEBI has overhauled mutual fund rules effective February 26, 2026, introducing 40 fund categories, including life cycle, contra, and sectoral debt funds, while banning misleading fund names and discontinuing solution-oriented schemes like children’s and retirement funds.
New rules limit portfolio overlap between similar funds to 50%, require monthly public disclosures of overlap, and mandate strict asset allocation, including 80% equity minimums for certain funds.
Asset managers have six months to comply, with some rules phased over three years.
The reforms aim to improve transparency, reduce duplication, and ensure funds deliver on their stated promises.
India reforma las reglas de fondos mutuos, creando 40 categorías, prohibiendo nombres engañosos y aumentando la transparencia.