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In this episode, hosted by Jigar, we decode one of the most impactful regulatory updates in India's financial sector the RBI (Investment in AIF) Directions, 2025.
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In this episode, hosted by Jigar, we decode one of the most
impactful regulatory updates in India's financial sector the
RBI (Investment in AIF) Directions, 2025.
These Directions reshape how banks, NBFCs, and financial
institutions invest in Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs), moving
from a restrictive approach to a prudential, risk-weighted
framework.
What this episode covers:
Who qualifies as a Regulated Entity (RE) under the new rules
The critical definitions of Debtor Company and exposure
exclusions
The 10% and 20% investment limits for REs in AIF schemes
The new provisioning and capital deduction norms to curb
evergreening
The effective date (January 1, 2026) and key compliance steps
for REs
These Directions mark a mature evolution in financial regulation
balancing opportunity with risk discipline.
Tune in to understand how this will redefine institutional
participation in India's AIF landscape.
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