The 1,000-investor limit
Scenario 3 of 15 · Reg 10
A scheme has 980 investors who are not accredited and 60 accredited investors. The Manager wants to admit 30 more investors, none of them accredited.
How many of the 30 can the scheme admit?
Choose an answer to see the verdict and the approach.
Scenarios are for learning. They apply the SEBI (AIF) Regulations, 2012 provision named to simplified facts. Real situations need a review of the full provision, SEBI's circulars and your own facts.
Meet the expert
CS Prashant Kumar
Company Secretary & Compliance Officer
Global Horizons Capital Advisors (IFSC) Private Limited — an IFSCA-licensed investment banker
Published in The Chartered Accountant (Jun 2025, Jan 2025, Mar 2024) and Chartered Secretary (Aug 2023)
Prashant Kumar is a seasoned Company Secretary and corporate governance strategist with more than 13 years of experience advising large corporates, promoter-led groups and global businesses on compliance, regulatory risk and board governance. In GIFT IFSC, the IFSCA regime is his day job rather than a research topic.