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1 Finance gets in-principle SEBI approval for MF Lite: Will investors get more choice in index funds and ETFs?

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1 Finance gets in-principle SEBI approval for MF Lite: Will investors get more choice in index funds and ETFs?

1 Finance has received in-principle SEBI approval for an MF Lite licence and plans to launch passive mutual funds in Q4 FY27.

SEBI’s framework eases regulatory requirements for eligible passive fund houses, potentially encouraging competition and expanding investor choice in index funds and ETFs.

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