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Finance ministry panel mulls 'broad-based' regulations for PE/VCs

FinMin panel has sought inputs from the Big Four audit firms

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Experts, however, say tweaking of rules should not be as stringent as in the case of MFs

Shrimi Choudhary New Delhi
A high-level panel set up by the finance ministry to look into issues being faced by venture capital (VC) and private equity (PE) investors is examining the feasibility of introducing a “broad-based” rule for alternative investment funds (AIFs), which include PE and VC funds. Currently, AIFs do not have any broad-based regulation, requiring a large number of investor representations.

PE and VC funds, which typically invest in start-ups or unlisted securities, hold money for a small group of investors or even a single investor.

The six-member panel — chaired by former Sebi Chairman M Dam­odaran — is learnt to have