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Portfolio manager and risk manager were among highest paid job roles in the BFSI sector, which witnessed a 53 per cent growth in job postings during February 2020-2023, according to a report on Thursday. The highest paying job roles in the Banking, Financial Services and Insurance (BFSI) sector were portfolio manager, risk manager and investment banking analyst earning a yearly median salary of Rs 11,50,000, Rs 9,00,000 and Rs 7,00,000, respectively, a report by global job site Indeed said. During the February 2020-2023 period, some of the other job roles that featured in the top 10 list of highest salaries include finance manager, wealth manager and credit manager, it added. The report is based on an analysis on data from Indeed site during February 2020-February 2023. Further, the data revealed that the top five job roles with the highest percentage of job postings are bank officer (11.29 per cent), loan officer (5.27 per cent), financial analyst (4.46 per cent), finance manager
Sebi on Friday came out with guidelines for portfolio managers pertaining to performance benchmarking, asking them to adopt an additional layer of broadly defined investment "strategies" while managing the clients' funds. Reviewing the requirements related to performance reporting and benchmarking by portfolio managers, the markets regulator said this is in addition to the investment approach (IA) -- the documented investment philosophy -- adopted by portfolio managers while managing the client funds in order to achieve investment objectives. The new framework, aimed at helping investors in assessing the performance of portfolio managers, would be applicable from April 1, 2023. "In addition to the investment approach IA, an additional layer of broadly defined investment themes called "Strategies" shall be adopted by portfolio managers," the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) said in a circular. These broad strategies would be equity, debt, hybrid and multi-asset. Each I
Market regulator Sebi on Wednesday suspended the registration certificate of Karvy Stock Broking Ltd (PMS Karvy) as a portfolio manager for one month for flouting regulatory norms. In its order, the markets regulator said that Karvy Stock Broking Ltd or PMS Karvy failed to provide certain details in disclosure document, including details of penalties, pending litigation or proceedings and finding of investigation. In addition, the company mentioned contrary provision in its disclosure document and did not maintain uniformity in the condition of notice period mentioned in the model portfolio agreement regarding termination of agreement with clients. Also, it failed to appoint appropriately qualified or experienced principal officer as well as compliance officer and failed to rectify the discrepancies in the auditor's report. Through such acts, PMS Karvy has violated the provisions of portfolio managers rules. Accordingly, Sebi has directed "the suspension of certificate of ...
Markets regulator Sebi on Friday asked portfolio managers to put in place written down policy specifying role and responsibilities of teams engaged in fund as well as risk management with regard to management of client funds and securities. The rule mandates a portfolio manager to segregate each clients' funds and portfolio of securities and keep them separately from his own funds and securities and be responsible for safekeeping of clients' funds and securities. "Portfolio Managers shall put in place a written down policy which inter-alia detail the specific activities, role and responsibilities of various teams engaged in fund management, dealing, compliance, risk management, backoffice, etc., with regard to management of client funds and securities including the order placement, execution of order, trade allocation amongst clients and other related matters," Sebi said. Also, portfolio managers will have to put in place a specific policy, which provide for specific situations (not