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    Can the government remove LTCG on mutual funds in Budget 2027? Here’s what experts say

    SEBI has repotedly proposed tax relief for domestic mutual fund investors ahead of Budget 2027. The proposal aims to exempt investors from long-term capital gains tax when switching investments. Financial experts note that removing this tax could increase investor interest, although it may impact government revenues.

    Fee defaults push Sebi to pull the plug on 8 investment advisers

    Securities and Exchange Board of India has canceled the registrations of eight investment advisers for failing to pay fees. The affected firms include Karvy Investment Advisory Services, IDFC Alternatives, and six others. Non-payment of renewal fees dates back to December 2018 for certain firms and continues for others. Registered investment advisers are required to pay renewal fees every five years to maintain validity.

    Sebi initiates action against 8 investment advisers over non-payment of renewal fees

    SEBI has initiated proceedings against eight registered investment advisers for failing to pay mandatory renewal fees. The defaults span 2018 to 2024, with the regulator seeking explanations and warning of possible suspension or cancellation of registrations.

    LTCG tax relief for these mutual fund investors proposed by SEBI; know how switching funds for portfolio rebalancing can save tax

    The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has put forth a proposal to exempt long-term capital gains tax for investors who switch mutual funds. This change if accepted by the government would enable individuals to adjust their portfolios without facing tax penalties, promoting more strategic reinvestment.

    IPO-bound StockGro's profit jumps 3-fold to Rs 113 cr in FY26 on strong revenue growth

    In FY26, StockGro showcased substantial growth, achieving a profit after tax of Rs 112.96 crore while nearly doubling its revenue to Rs 226.14 crore, largely propelled by rising subscription fees. Operational costs increased, leading to higher total expenses. As the company gears up for an IPO, preliminary papers have been submitted to Sebi, with StockGro currently serving over 35 million users and capitalizing on India’s booming retail investment market.

    Indian IPO market clocks record Rs 84,400 crore in H1 FY27, fundraising jumps 30%

    India's mainboard IPO market raised a record Rs 84,400 crore in H1 FY27, up 30% year-on-year, as September saw unprecedented fundraising. Strong investor participation, confidential filings and a robust pipeline supported primary market momentum.

    The Economic Times
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