SEBI proposes to allow accreditation for individual investors based only on security market assets
- Posted on August 13, 2026
- By Financial Express
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In brief
India's Securities and Exchange Board (SEBI) has introduced regulatory changes to broaden investor accreditation criteria. The new framework enables individual investors to qualify for accredited status based exclusively on their security market holdings, eliminating previous restrictions. Additionally, the proposal extends accreditation privileges to fund managers working within Asset Management Companies (AMCs), facilitating greater participation in alternative investment opportunities and enhancing market accessibility for qualified professionals.
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SEBI proposes to allow accreditation for individual investors based only on security market assets
The regulator also proposed to allow fund managers of AMCs to give accreditation.
