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In India, which type of entity is registered with SEBI under the SEBI (Alternative Investment Funds) Regulations, 2012 and Category I includes venture capital funds?
Alternative Investment Funds, which are privately pooled investment vehicles, are registered with SEBI under the 2012 Regulations, and venture capital funds fall in Category I. Mutual funds, portfolio managers and stock brokers are governed by different SEBI regulations and are not AIFs.
- AMutual funds investing only in listed equity
- BAlternative Investment Funds, which are privately pooled investment vehiclesCorrect
- CPortfolio managers dealing only in bonds
- DStock brokers
Explanation
AIFs are privately pooled investment vehicles registered with SEBI, and Category I covers venture capital funds, SME funds, social venture funds and infrastructure funds. Mutual funds, portfolio managers and brokers are regulated under separate regulations.
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