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  • News From Press Mutual funds allowed to side pocket restructured debt. Does it help investors?

    Mutual funds allowed to side pocket restructured debt. Does it help investors?

    Sebi has allowed mutual funds to side pocket debt in cases where borrowers have approached the mutual fund house for debt restructuring due to stress on account of Covid 19.
    Mint Sep 4, 2020

    Sebi has recently made several changes to the 'seggregation of mutual fund portfolio' norms amid covid19 pandemic. The market regulator has allowed mutual funds to side pocket debt in cases where borrowers have approached the mutual fund house for debt restructuring due to stress on account of Covid 19. Before the new rule, a segregated portfolio could be created in a mutual fund scheme by AMC in case of a credit event, which includes downgrade to below investment grade and subsequent downgrades in credit rating by the SEBI registered credit rating agency. These new rules will increase transparency and prevent new investors from participating in the stressed assets, say mutual fund experts.

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    1 Comment
    Prashant · 3 years ago `
    Well there is no mention of investor in this entire article. And it only talks about SEBI giving leeway to companies in this troubled times. At what and at whose cost is SEBI allowing this? This is extremely malicious that the regulator is only safeguarding the very industries they are supposed to regulate and that way putting the money of crores of investors who they are supposed to safeguard and protect at huge risk. Is SEBI's role to benefit AMCs and companies or is it to protect the investors?
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