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Sebi proposes exit flexibility for AIFs
Business Standard
|February 06, 2026
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has proposed easing norms governing the winding up of alternative investment fund (AIF) schemes and surrender of registrations, including allowing funds to retain a portion of liquidation proceeds beyond their permissible fund life under specified conditions.
In a consultation paper, Sebi said the proposals are aimed at streamlining exit processes for AIFs and providing regulatory clarity and operational certainty for funds seeking to discontinue operations. Under the current framework, AIF schemes are required to liquidate assets and distribute all proceeds to investors within one year of expiry of scheme tenure, after settling liabilities.
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