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SEBI Permits Intraday Borrowing for Mutual Funds to Streamline Redemption Payouts

SEBI Permits Intraday Borrowing for Mutual Funds to Streamline Redemption Payouts

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CNBC TV18•13-03-2026, 17:03

SEBI Permits Intraday Borrowing for Mutual Funds to Streamline Redemption Payouts

•SEBI allows mutual funds to undertake intraday borrowing for investor redemptions, effective April 1, 2026.
•This formalizes an industry practice, bridging the timing gap between paying investors and receiving maturity proceeds.
•Borrowing is limited to guaranteed receivables from GoI, RBI, CCIL, and for redemption payments, unit repurchases, and distribution payouts.
•Asset management companies (AMCs) must bear all costs associated with intraday borrowing and any losses from delayed inflows.
•New rules for equity index funds/ETFs permit borrowing for stock exchange closing auction sessions, effective August 3, 2026.

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