News From Press Not forcing anyone to invest in small-caps: Sebi chief on multicap rejig

Not forcing anyone to invest in small-caps: Sebi chief on multicap rejig

The regulator, earlier this month, directed multi-cap funds to invest at least 25 per cent of their corpuses each in large-cap stocks, mid-caps and small-cap stocks.

ET Sep 23, 2020

Sebi chief Ajay Tyagi on Tuesday said the markets regulator is not forcing anyone to invest in small-caps and investment should always be in the interest of investors amid new portfolio allocation rules for multi-cap mutual fund schemes. He further said multi-cap mutual fund schemes should be "true to label".

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