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SEBI proposes a regulatory framework allowing REITs and Publicly Listed InvITs to issue Depository Receipts to foreign investors. Comments invited on regulation amendments and draft DR framework by August 25, 2026.
Consultation Paper on Issuance of Depository Receipts against units of REITs and Publicly Listed InvITs

MCA has invited stakeholder suggestions on its proposed Integrated Platform for Insolvency Ecosystem (iPIE), a unified digital platform linking NCLT, NCLAT, IBBI, MCA-21, IPs and RVs. Comments from professionals, industry and academia are due by 3 August 2026.

RBI has issued final directions for bank lending to REITs and InvITs, effective October 1, 2026, setting eligibility, exposure, security, repayment and transition rules for banks, SFBs and AIFIs.
RBI issues Final Amendment Directions on Lending to Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) and Infrastructure Investment Trusts (InvITs)

SEBI’s May 2026 circular clarifies how InvIT‑held SPVs are treated after infrastructure concessions end. It preserves SPV status, grants a one‑year exit or reinvestment window (with approval time excluded), and mandates detailed annual disclosures to protect InvIT investors.
Status of SPVs post conclusion or termination of Concession Agreement

SEBI’s May 15, 2026 circular expands the permitted use of fresh borrowings for InvITs beyond the 49% leverage limit. InvITs can now use debt for capex, road-sector major maintenance, and refinancing of principal, improving financial flexibility while retaining safeguards.
Permitted use of fresh borrowings for InvITs where Net Borrowings exceeds forty-nine percent of the value of InvIT assets