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In a bid to ease the compliance burden of alternative investment funds (AIFs), the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has given them more time to credit units into the demat account of investors.AIFs with a corpus of over Rs 500 crore will have to credit units to the existing investors by January 31. The earlier date specified for dematerialisation for such schemes was October 31. Meanwhile, schemes with a corpus of less than Rs 500 crore get time until May 10 for the dematerialisation of existing units. For such schemes, units issued after April 30 will have to be in demat form.
Kautilya in his Arthashastra describes the availability of varieties of pearls from the
Which country among the following is not a member of the Colombo Security Conclave?
Pin Valley National Park is situated in which state?
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Which Article of the Indian Constitution mentions that all the authorities— civil and judicial— in the territory of India shall act in aid of the Su...
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What is the revised economic growth forecast for India by the World Bank for FY 2024-25?
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