NCCL notified regarding revised Scheme of deposit for acceptance of Mutual Fund Units as collateral

Apr 28, 2026 | by TeamLease RegTech Legal Research Team

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Secretarial ComplianceThe National Commodity Clearing Limited (NCCL) on April 27, 2026, notified regarding the revised Scheme of deposit for acceptance of Mutual Fund Units as collateral.

The following has been stated:

• It has issued a revised scheme for acceptance of mutual fund units as collateral towards Additional Base Capital (ABC) for clearing members. Under this framework, approved mutual fund units can be pledged as non-cash collateral, with their value determined daily based on Net Asset Value (NAV) and adjusted by prescribed haircuts. 

• The circular specifies prudential limits, including a cap of ₹100 crore per mutual fund at the AMC level and ₹50 crore per clearing member (post-haircut), while the overall contribution of such collateral (along with other approved securities and commodities) is restricted to a specified portion of total deposits with the clearing corporation. 

• Only mutual funds included in the approved list (aligned with exchange norms) are eligible, and units removed from the list lose collateral value immediately. 

• The scheme also emphasizes risk management through haircut application, continuous valuation, and strict eligibility norms, thereby enabling members to diversify collateral while maintaining market safety and liquidity standards.

[Notification no. - NCCL/RISK-019/2026]


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