Sebi lets fund managers certify investor accreditation
In short
Sebi has allowed AIFs, SIFs and portfolio managers to certify investor accreditation. The process is now simpler, but verification and record-keeping are still needed.
This matters for investors and fund managers because it makes the accreditation step easier to complete.
What the reporting says
Sebi allowed AIFs, SIFs and portfolio managers to certify investor accreditation, simplifying the process for eligible investors. The move still requires verification and record-keeping, but removes a layer of friction in the accreditation workflow. It affects how fund managers and market intermediaries handle investor eligibility checks.
Why it matters
Sebi allowed AIF, SIF and portfolio managers to certify investor accreditation, easing the onboarding process for eligible investors. Verification and record-keeping requirements remain in place. The change affects alternative investment and portfolio management workflows and reduces paperwork in the accreditation process.