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That would be fit for public release. That is nowhere in the rules. I was to prepare a confidential report that was comprehensive and thorough of what is in the rules, mr. Hur what is in the rules is you dont gratuitously do things to you dont add language you know would be useful in a political campaign. You werent born yesterday. You understood exactly what you were doing. Thats democratic congressman adam schiff pressing former Special Counsel robert hur on his choice of words in his report on President Bidens handling of classified documents. Well have much more on the political theater fr...

russia. but we are on the edge of high pressure and the front affecting person parts of uk during the course of sunday and that big temperature contrast. so pushing 10 degrees around the western fringes of country. but further to the east, three degrees and there could be some fog around in the morning as well. so it may not be three, but closer to zero through the course of the afternoon on sunday. so a raw sunday for some of us. the high pressure still with us on monday. but fronts close by to the north of the uk. i think the temperatures will slowly start to creep up as we go thro...

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AIFs in India are rejecting 'early exit' requests from banks and finance companies due to new rules. They are now considering how to handle these investors as they default on 'capital calls' from funds. AIFs may impose penalties on banks and NBFCs falling short of their original commitments. They may also cap investments, make exceptions for affected investors, and preserve relationships. The RBI's recent regulations conflict with the AIF regulatory regime, creating a need for urgent resolution. Investors and AIFs are exploring ways to avoid the regulatory restrictions.

AIFs in India are rejecting 'early exit' requests from banks and finance companies due to new rules. They are now considering how to handle these investors as they default on 'capital calls' from funds. AIFs may impose penalties on banks and NBFCs falling short of their original commitments. They may also cap investments, make exceptions for affected investors, and preserve relationships. The RBI's recent regulations conflict with the AIF regulatory regime, creating a need for urgent resolution. Investors and AIFs are exploring ways to avoid the regulatory restrictions.