Taxmann’s Alternative Investment Funds (Categories I and II) Distributors by NISM
Taxmann's Alternative Investment Funds (Categories I and II) Distributors by National Institute of Securities Markets (NISM) - August 2025. Alternative Investment Funds (Category I and II) Distributors is an authoritative workbook designed for professionals and aspirants in India's AIF distribution sector. Developed by NISM and leading industry experts, this June 2025 Edition provides comprehensive, up-to-date coverage of regulations, industry concepts, due diligence, compliance, and best practices—fully aligned with the NISM-Series-XIX-A examination. Featuring lucid explanations, case-based learning, and expert-reviewed content, it serves as both a trusted exam companion and a practical reference. This resource is ideal for distributors, wealth managers, fund managers, legal professionals, and anyone pursuing a career in alternative investments.
Taxmann’s Alternative Investment Funds (Categories III) Distributors by NISM
Taxmann's Alternative Investment Funds (Categories III) Distributors by National Institute of Securities Markets (NISM) - Edition August 2025. Alternative Investment Funds (Category III) Distributors is the definitive NISM workbook for professionals and aspirants seeking expertise in Category III AIFs. Covering regulatory frameworks, investment strategies, market practices, and distributor obligations, it blends authoritative content with real-world case studies and practical tools. The June 2025 edition is meticulously aligned with the NISM-Series-XIX-B syllabus and incorporates the latest SEBI, FEMA, and tax updates. Structured for exam success and professional growth, it stands as the essential reference for education and certification in the alternative investment sector.
Taxmann’s Social Impact Assessors by NISM – August 2025
Taxmann's Social Impact Assessors by National Institute of Securities Markets (NISM) - August 2025. First, this Taxmann publication provides the exact text on social finance rules for professionals in India. Specifically, developed by the National Institute of Securities Markets (NISM), it details the strict rules for auditing non-profit entities. Furthermore, this edition covers the basic standards necessary to work within the country's social investment spaces perfectly.
