From Rs 0 to GIFT: How TPFM is lowering the entry barrier for fund managers

The Indian government has introduced Third-Party Fund Management Services, allowing emerging fund managers to utilize existing Fund Management Entities in the GIFT IFSC. This move lowers the fixed infrastructure costs for new managers, enabling them to focus on raising capital and accessing established regulatory frameworks. The change is expected to make it easier for new fund managers to enter the market, potentially increasing competition and innovation in the industry. This could have a positive impact on the Indian economy and financial markets.

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The introduction of Third-Party Fund Management Services under IFSCA regulations is making it easier for emerging fund managers to enter the market. This increased accessibility is likely to attract new talent and investment to the sector.

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