PGIM India Mutual Fund Temporarily Suspends Fresh SIP Registrations in 3 Overseas Fund Schemes

PGIM India Mutual Fund has announced the temporary suspension of new systematic investment plan (SIP) registrations in 3 of its overseas fund schemes as part of compliance with the overseas investment limits set by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI). This action will take effect on July 9, 2026, as per The Moneycontrol news report. 

PGIM India MF Pauses Fresh SIP Registrations  

From July 9, PGIM India Mutual Fund will cease accepting fresh SIP registrations in the PGIM India Global Equity Opportunities Fund of Fund, PGIM India Emerging Markets Equity Fund of Fund, and PGIM India Global Select Real Estate Securities Fund of Fund. This pause aims to ensure adherence to SEBI's overseas investment framework. 

Gradual Tightening of Subscription Limits 

Since March, PGIM India has made several adjustments regarding investment subscriptions. The company initially capped SIP registrations at ₹50,000 per day per investor per scheme in June 2026 and discontinued new systematic transfer plan (STP) registrations starting June 5, 2026.  

Prior to this, in March 2026, subscriptions were temporarily halted altogether, before reopening with revised limits in May. 

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Conclusion 

PGIM India's decision to suspend fresh SIP registrations affects 3 overseas schemes aligned with SEBI's limits. Prior measures included capping daily SIPs at ₹50,000, highlighting a series of adjustments to comply with regulatory investment frameworks designed to maintain industry-wide balance. 

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