India's pension fund regulator has allowed fund managers under the

India's pension fund regulator has allowed fund managers under the National Pension System (NPS) to roll out tailored schemes, allowing the launch of 100% stock portfolios for non-government subscribers

“The framework removes constraints on diversification and provides subscribers with greater scope for aligning their investments with their evolving Целите за създаване на пенсиониране и благосъстояние “, " Циркуляр, освободен от Регулаторния орган за пенсионния фонд " (PFRDA) във вторник. the current rules where subscribers can only have a single investment choice per tier associated with one CRA (central recordkeeping agency).

The circular said that fund managers will be permitted to design schemes tailored to specific subscriber personas, such as schemes for self-employed professionals, digital economy (platform-based) workers, or corporate employees where employer co-contributions are facilitated.