IFSCA (Fund Management) Regulations, 2022
SupersededThe first dedicated fund-management framework for GIFT IFSC, later repealed by the 2025 regulations.
The regulatory position for GIFT IFSC fund management, from the first framework to the current amended text. Only events supported by the source material are shown.
GIFT IFSC · Regulatory timeline
From the 2022 Regulations to the current amended text
The regulatory position for GIFT IFSC fund management, step by step. Only events supported by the source documents are shown, and each one links to the regulations it touched.
At a glance
Current position: the 2025 Regulations as amended, including the Second Amendment, 2026.
The first dedicated fund-management framework for GIFT IFSC, later repealed by the 2025 regulations.
The current principal regulations. On commencement they repealed the 2022 regulations and superseded two 2024 circulars, with savings for prior actions.
The base text now in force reflects amendments up to 30 January 2026 — including the custodian transition window and the additional winding-up grounds.
IFSCA/GN/2026/015, in force 7 September 2026. Restructured the FME contribution formulae, redefined 'associate', extended the annual-report timeline, updated the PMS advisory cross-reference to the 2025 CMI Regulations, and added new contribution exemptions.

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