Around Rs 1 trillion, or a fifth of the investments made by alternative investment funds (AIFs) are questionable in terms of ...

IPPFs hold a commitment to the CII Code of Ethics, in the interest of building public trust in the sector. They are recognised as market leaders in upholding professional standards, as well as the ...

noted that Progeny’s recognition as an IPPF is a testament to its adherence to the CII Code of Ethics and its leadership in driving professional standards and client outcomes. Moles echoed this ...

The Union Cabinet has approved the "One Nation, One Election" bill, aiming to hold simultaneous elections for Lok Sabha and state assemblies across India. While supporters argue it will reduce costs, ...

In a consultation paper floated in January, Sebi had pegged the circumvention by the industry at ₹ 30,000 crore. The year ...

This is a voluntary commitment to maintaining and enhancing professional standards and adopting the CII’s code of ethics. As already one of the largest Chartered firms in the UK, achieving IPPF status ...

The investments were found to bypass RBI’s bad loan rules, and regulations related to foreign portfolio investors and the ...

In a consultation paper floated in January, Sebi had pegged the circumvention by the industry at Rs 30,000 crore. The year ...

Sebi's Ananth Narayan says about 20% of AIF investments are structured to avoid regulations on NPAs, bankruptcy, and forex.

SEBI official warns of AIF investments used to bypass regulations, suggests accredited investor model for industry growth.

In January, the regulator had said that it came across cases worth over Rs 30,000 crores of circumventions by AIFs compared to total investments of Rs 3.5 lakh crore.