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Indian mutual funds can now borrow intraday for redemptions starting April 1, 2026, to manage liquidity.
SEBI has approved intraday borrowing for Indian mutual funds starting April 1, 2026, to address short-term liquidity gaps, especially for liquid and overnight schemes.
Funds can borrow from banks to meet redemption payouts when inflows from instruments like TREPS or reverse repos are delayed, provided borrowed amounts do not exceed guaranteed same-day receivables from entities such as the Government of India, RBI, or Clearing Corporation of India.
Borrowings are limited to specific uses—redemption, interest, or income distribution—and must be approved by boards and trustees, with policies disclosed publicly.
AMCs must absorb all borrowing costs, which cannot be passed to investors.
Equity index funds and ETFs may borrow only to participate in closing auction sessions if sell trades are under-executed.
The move aims to improve liquidity management and investor protection.
Los fondos mutuos indios ahora pueden pedir prestado intradía para reembolsos a partir del 1 de abril de 2026, para gestionar la liquidez.