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Sebi proposes ₹20,000 crore AUM bar to classify significant market indices

MUMBAI: The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has proposed a financial threshold to determine which market indices will fall under its regulatory oversight. In a consultation paper released on Monday, the regulator said any index tracked or used as a benchmark by domestic mutual fund schemes with cumulative assets under management (AUM) of more than ₹20,000 crore will be designated a “significant index” and brought under the Index Provider Regulations introduced in 2024. The proposal is aimed at improving transparency and accountability in the governance and administration of indices, Sebi said.

Sebi proposes  ₹20,000 crore AUM bar to classify significant market indices

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Key Highlights

  • The market watchdog has recommended computing cumulative AUM using the daily average AUM of domestic mutual fund schemes for each month over the preceding six months.
  • The assessment would be carried out twice a year, as of 30 June and 31 December.
  • If a mutual fund scheme tracks more than one index or benchmark, only the portion of AUM attributable to each index will be considered.
  • In the case of an index of indices, AUM tracking the underlying indices will be included in proportion to their respective weights.
  • “Some schemes such as thematic schemes are made for specific investors and may not be benchmarking significant indices.
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  1. Sebi proposes ₹20,000 crore AUM bar to classify significant market indices

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