Question
The RBI has imposed investment ceilings for regulated
entities in AIFs to reduce risk concentration. Which of the following statements are true? I. Individual exposure must not exceed 10% of AIF corpus. II. Collective exposure of all REs must remain below 20%. III. Any exposure over 5% to its own debtor requires full provisioning.ÂSolution
All three conditions are part of the RBI's latest AIF guidelines: 10% individual cap, 20% collective, and 100% provisioning beyond 5% exposure.Â
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