The key proposals include allowing InvITs to continue holding SPVs even after concession agreements end or are terminated, subject to time-bound exit or reinvestment and enhanced disclosures. Further, to reduce concentration risk, REITs and InvITs may be permitted to invest in liquid mutual fund schemes with a lower credit risk threshold (CRV ≥10), expanding eligible options beyond the limited Class A-I universe. It also proposes aligning private InvITs with public InvITs by allowing up to 10% investment in pure greenfield projects. The comments/ feedback from stakeholders is invited.(Link: SEBI Consultation Paper Dated 05/02/2026)