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Delisting by Recognised Stock Exchange

Regulation 116

Delisting by Recognised Stock Exchange

IFSCA (Fund Management) Regulations, 2025No change in 2026Chapter VII · Listing

Chapter VII · Listing

Regulation 116 – Delisting by Recognised Stock Exchange
Medium importance about 3 min

Listing: Listing schemes, ETFs and Investment Trusts, and suspension or delisting.

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In plain English

The exchange may delist an Investment , or ETF on specified grounds (prolonged suspension, loss of eligibility, compulsory delisting elsewhere, special circumstances, or direction of the Authority/court).

In plain English
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The rule, in its own words

Read the exact text of Regulation 116
116. The recognised stock exchange may delist Investment Trust or schemes or ETF if it is satisfied that - (a) the Investment Trust / Scheme / ETF is suspended for trading for more than six months or parties to Investment Trust or FME are not taking adequate action to obtain restoration of listing and trading; (b) the Investment Trust or parties to Investment Trust or FME is no longer eligible for listing or trading; (c) the Investment Trust or schemes or ETF have been compulsorily delisted from another exchange; (d) if the exchange is satisfied that there are special circumstances that require delisting of the Investment Trust or schemes or ETF; or (e) it is directed to do so by the Authority or any other relevant authority or any court order of applicable jurisdiction.
Statutory text — Principal Regulations, 2025 (as amended to 30 January 2026), consolidated where amended. The notified Gazette text prevails. Tap a highlighted word for how it functions.
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What this means in practice

Applies to
Listed schemes / ETFs / Investment Trusts
Frequency
Event-driven
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Where it connects

Read alongside

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Check yourself

Compulsory delisting by the exchange may follow from:
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