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Sebi brings back stock exchange buybacks, clears faster fundraising route for AIFs

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has reinstated stock exchange buybacks and cleared a faster fundraising mechanism for alternative investment funds (AIFs), according to a report by the TOI Business Desk in The Times of India. The article also includes links to various financial calculators.

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June 19, 2026

Sebi has brought back stock exchange buybacks and cleared a faster fundraising route for alternative investment funds (AIFs), according to a report by the TOI Business Desk in The Times of India.

The article, authored by the TOI Business Desk, notes that the desk is a vigilant team dedicated to delivering the latest business news. The report also provides links to several financial calculators, including a loan EMI calculator, SIP calculator, PPF calculator, FD calculator, NPS calculator, and mutual fund calculator.

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