SEBI has issued a consultation paper proposing to allow standing instructions for Systematic Withdrawal Plans (SWP) and Systematic Transfer Plans (STP) for mutual fund units held in demat form.

Sebi's proposed changes are aimed at improving ease of doing business and bringing parity between mutual fund units held in statement of account form and those held in dematerialized form.

Under the proposal, investors holding mutual funds in demat form would be able to complete a one-time registration of SWP and ...

SEBI has proposed extending standing instruction facilities for SWP and STP to mutual fund units held in demat form. The move aims to improve investor convenience and reduce repetitive ...

Mumbai: The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has proposed to allow investors to set up standing instructions for ...

SEBI plans automated withdrawals for demat mutual funds, removing manual hurdles and aligning demat investing with SOA ease.

Markets regulator Sebi on Thursday proposed to extend the facility of standing instructions for Systematic Withdrawal Plans (SWP) and Systematic Transfer Plans (STP) to mutual fund units held in demat ...

Capital markets regulator SEBI has proposed to allow systematic withdrawal plan (SWP) and systemic transfer plan (STP) ...

Sebi proposes extending standing instructions for Systematic Withdrawal Plans and Systematic Transfer Plans to mutual fund ...

Capital markets regulator Sebi has floated a consultation paper proposing changes in the domain of mutual funds that can ...

At present, such standing instructions are available only for units held in statement of account (SOA) mode, while demat ...