The circular outlines guidelines for borrowing by Category I and ...

New Guidelines Allow Alternative Investment Funds Limited Borrowing and Tenure Extensions for Large Value Funds.

August 20, 2024

Circulars SEBI

The circular outlines guidelines for borrowing by Category I and Category II Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) and maximum permissible limit for extension of tenure by Large Value Funds for Accredited Investors (LVFs). Category I and II AIFs can borrow up to 20% of proposed investment or 10% of investable funds or pending commitment from investors, whichever is lower, to meet temporary shortfall in drawdown amount from investors, subject to conditions. A 30-day cooling off period is mandated between two borrowing periods. LVFs can extend tenure up to 5 years with approval of two-thirds unitholders by value, aligning with this requirement within 3 months. Existing LVF schemes can revise original tenure with consent of all investors. The circular supersedes previous conditions for LVF tenure extension and mandates compliance reporting by AIFs.

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The circular outlines guidelines for borrowing by Category I and ...

New Guidelines Allow Alternative Investment Funds Limited Borrowing and Tenure Extensions for Large Value Funds.

August 20, 2024

Circulars SEBI

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