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Regulations rarely stand alone. Reg 36 (Disclosures to investors) is tied to 4 other provisions. Pick any regulation to see what it relies on, what relies on it, and the exact words in the law that create each link.
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What Reg 36 relies on
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In Reg 36:
… may be, in which the scheme commences investment activities, excluding investments made in accordance with second proviso to sub-regulation (1) of regulation 34, and within such time period as disclosed in the placement memorandum of the scheme. Provided that such half-year period may be enhanced to one year …
What relies on Reg 36
- Express link
NAV computation frequency tied to Reg 36(3) approval route
In Reg 39:
… that for such close - ended schemes for which the FME has obtained prior approval from investors in terms of proviso to sub-regulation (3) of regulation 36, the computation of NAV shall take place at least yearly, starting from the financial year in which the scheme commences investment activities, …
- Express link
In Reg 107:
… to investors 107I. For the Restricted Schemes that are managed under the third-party fund management services, besides making disclosures under regulation 36, the FME shall make the following disclosures under a separate head / section at a prominent place in the placement memorandum: (a) Details of the …
- FUNDREG note
SSF follows close-ended restricted disclosure norms
Read alongsideSuggested by FUNDREG for practical compliance
02 · Chapter connections
Which chapters lean on which
Each square counts the links from a chapter (row) to another chapter or to the Schedules (column). Darker means more. Tap a number to list the links.
| From ↓ · To → | I | II | III | IV | V | VI | VII | VIII | IX | X | XI | XII | Sch |
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| IPreliminary | |||||||||||||
| IIRegistration of Fund Management… | |||||||||||||
| IIISchemes for Fund Management | |||||||||||||
| IVExchange Traded Funds (ETFs) | |||||||||||||
| VEnvironmental, Social and… | |||||||||||||
| VIOther Fund Management Activities | |||||||||||||
| VIIListing | |||||||||||||
| VIIIGeneral Obligations and… | |||||||||||||
| IXInspection and Audit | |||||||||||||
| XLiability for Action in Case of… | |||||||||||||
| XIPower to Relax, Issue… | |||||||||||||
| XIIMiscellaneous |
Chapter III → Chapter III 20 links
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04 · How to read this map
Three kinds of link
The regulation names another provision in its own words. Example: Reg 2 points to Reg 17 with the words “…in terms of sub-regulation (2) of regulation 17”. That phrase is the link, and it is highlighted wherever it appears.
A working connection our team flags where the text does not name the other provision directly. Example: a special situation fund follows the restricted-scheme valuation norms. Treat it as guidance, not as the law.
Provisions worth reading together for practical compliance, such as net worth (Reg 8) with the legal form (Reg 5). Suggested by FUNDREG.
The regulation sends you to a Schedule for the detail, such as a format, a fee or a code of conduct.
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