<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>SEBI approved amendments to boost Indian startup listings and promote reverse flipping.</li><li>Startup founders can now retain stock options post-listing with certain caveats.</li><li>SEBI extended relaxation for minimum holding period for offer for sale in startups.</li><li>Alternative investment funds can now contribute equity shares towards promoter contribution.</li><li>SEBI permitted AIFs to offer co-investment schemes for co-investment opportunities.</li><li>Angel Fund rules revamped to enhance ease of doing business and accommodate more investors.</li><li>VC firms get a one-time settlement scheme for violations related to transitioning regulations.</li><li>SEBI introduces relaxation in investment thresholds and concentration limits for angel funds.</li><li>The changes aim to attract more investments, provide funding opportunities, and aid in settlement processes.</li><li>SEBI's regulatory tweaks are designed to support the growth and compliance of various investment entities.</li></ul>

SEBI Overhauls Norms To Boost Startup IPOs & Reverse Flipping

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