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The Securities and Exchange Board of India on Monday approved guidelines for real estate mutual funds.
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With the Budget just a little over a week away, the Indian realty sector has lined up its wish-list which include a tax holiday under Section 80-1B for affordable housing, promoting real estate mutual funds and clarity on introduction of a real estate regulator, among others.
The guidelines for Real Estate Mutual Funds, which are being worked out by a panel appointed by the Securities and Exchange Board of India, are likely to contain suggestions for quarterly disclosure of net asset value.
Paving the way for domestic asset management companies (AMCs) to invest directly in real estate, the Securities & Exchange Board of India (Sebi) today unveiled the much-awaited guidelines for real estate mutual funds (REMFs), which mandated that at least 35 per cent of the corpus of a scheme be invested directly in real estate assets.
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However, financial experts are of the view that though REMFs are good for those who want to participate in the property boom, investors should not look at them as equity funds.
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Securities and Exchange Board of India Chief M Damodaran on Thursday said the guidelines for the real estate mutual funds would be out next week and the much-awaited capital protection schemes too would be announced soon.
The fund is to invest in income generating assets such as malls, office complexes among others.
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It would be fair to say that markets are coming to the end of a down-cycle and are at the cusp of the next up-cycle.
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