SEBI sets timeline and disclosures for InvIT SPVs after concession agreements end
→InvIT Investment Managers must exit or reuse post-concession SPVs within SEBI’s one-year timeline and disclose SPV-level exposure until exit
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→InvIT Investment Managers must exit or reuse post-concession SPVs within SEBI’s one-year timeline and disclose SPV-level exposure until exit
→FPI onboarding teams can use authorised-signatory and fallback details for PAN forms
→Listed-company compliance teams must tighten KMP trade approvals around open-offer discussions
→Investment advisers need accredited-investor proof before using flexible fee terms
→Merchant bankers must evidence SDD controls or face SEBI settlement exposure
→Listed-company governance teams must evidence promoter-linked fund-flow controls
→Stock exchanges must remove IRRA from broker-disruption fallback plans
→Education providers must keep market price data at least 30 days stale
→Regulated entities must fold AI vulnerability risks into cyber controls
→Index providers must register with SEBI for listed Significant Indices
→Stock brokers must disable stale dealer terminal IDs after status changes
→AIF managers can launch eligible non-LVF schemes 30 days after filing