India’s markets regulator has opened talks about bringing family offices, the private investment vehicles used by wealthy families, under its supervision, as per a report by Bloomberg.

As per Bloomberg, officials are reportedly considering rules that would require family offices to reveal their legal entities, assets and investment returns for the first time, and to create a distinct regulatory category for these outfits, the sources said, speaking on condition of anonymity, the report added.

The Securities and Exchange Board of India ( SEBI ) has said it needs clearer visibility into how large, family-run conglomerates allocate capital in publicly traded securities and the risks that flow from those investments, Bloomberg added. SEBI held meetings earlier this year with several of the

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