The new scheme will undergo changes on the fund allocation across asset classes, an official statement said. Peeved at fund houses allocating a bulk of multicap fund investments in large cap stocks, capital markets regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) had in September asked fund houses to ensure at least 25 per cent of the assets under management are invested in small cap, mid cap and large cap stocks to ensure proper nomenclature. As per a September media report, Axis Multicap Fund would have had to increase its midcap exposure by 14.3 per cent and small cap exposure by 16.1 per cent to comply with the Sebi requirements.