RYSA International Wealth Management (IFSC) Private Limited (“RYSA” or “the Company”) operates as a Fund Management Entity (FME) in the International Financial Services Centre at GIFT City under the regulatory framework of the International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA).
Protecting the interests of investors and financial consumers is one of the key objectives of the regulatory framework governing financial institutions operating in IFSC. This policy establishes a structured framework for receiving, recording, investigating and resolving complaints and grievances raised by investors and stakeholders in a fair, transparent and timely manner.
This policy establishes the framework for:
This policy applies to complaints received from:
Since RYSA primarily deals with professional consumers such as accredited investors, NRIs, family offices and institutional investors, the grievance redressal mechanism shall be proportionate to the nature, scale and complexity of the business.
A complaint refers to any expression of dissatisfaction received from a client or investor regarding:
The following shall generally not be considered as complaints:
RYSA shall designate the following officials for grievance handling:
Complaint Redressal Officer (CRO) [Ms. Jyoti Gupta]
Complaint Redressal Appellate Officer (CRAO) [Mr. Hitesh Thakkar]
Step 1 – Receipt of Complaint:
Complaints may be submitted via email or written communication to the registered office of RYSA.
Email: info@rysawealth.com
Contact Number: 7777936514
Step 2 – Initial Assessment:
Upon receipt of a complaint, the CRO shall assess the complaint on its merits. If accepted, complaint shall be acknowledged within 2 working days. If not accepted, the complainant shall be informed within 5 working days along with reasons.
Step 3 – Investigation:
The CRO shall examine the complaint in a fair, transparent and independent manner.
During investigation:
If the CRO was involved in the underlying matter, another designated officer shall handle the complaint to ensure impartiality.
Step 4 – Resolution:
Complaints shall be resolved preferably within 15 days and not exceeding 30 days.
If the complainant is not satisfied with the response provided by the CRO, the complaint may be escalated to the Complaint Redressal Appellate Officer (CRAO). The CRAO shall review the appeal and provide a decision within 30 days of receiving the appeal.
If the complainant remains dissatisfied after the internal resolution process, the complaint may be escalated to the International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA) on the below mentioned email ID.
Email: grievance-redressal@ifsca.gov.in
RYSA shall publish this Complaint Handling and Grievance Redressal Policy on its website ‘www.rysawealth.com’ under the section: “Complaints and Grievance Redressal”.
The following details shall also be displayed:
Records of all complaints including correspondence, investigation notes, resolution status and timelines shall be maintained for a minimum period of six years.
Where required by regulatory authorities, RYSA shall provide complaint statistics and reports.
The Compliance Officer of RYSA shall be responsible for:
This policy shall be reviewed periodically and updated whenever required to align with: