Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) is proposing significant governance changes for alternative investment funds. The regulator aims to standardize investor consent, enhance oversight of conflict-of-interest deals, and introduce a uniform 75% approval threshold for key decisions. This move seeks to address inconsistencies in current rules and ensure greater transparency and fairness for investors across all AIF regulations.
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