Bajaj Finserv MF aims to create a tech-driven, multi-channel approach to serve investors across various touchpoints and geographies in order to build a future-ready asset management company
The market regulator said it identified Rs 30.5 crore as wrongful gains accrued due to the alleged front-running activities and directed that this amount be impounded from the entities
Retail investors' interest in the Indian mutual fund industry has seen an uptick with the value of assets held by them witnessing a rise of 9.3 per cent to Rs 23.4 lakh crore in January this year. In comparison, the value of assets held by retail investors in mutual funds stood at Rs 21.40 lakh crore in January 2022, latest data with the Association of Mutual Funds in India (Amfi) showed. However, the value of institutional assets has marginally decreased to Rs 17.42 lakh crore in January 2023, from Rs 17.49 lakh crore in January 2022. Industry insiders believe the increase in asset base is mostly the result of advanced SIP (Systematic Investment Plan) flows, which touched Rs 13,000-crore for the fourth time in a row in January this year. In addition, industry body Amfi has played an important role in driving awareness towards mutual funds among retail investors. As per the data, flows through SIP rose to Rs 13,856 crore in January from Rs 13,573 crore in December. This was the fo
Sebi has also advised the entities to encrypt sensitive and personally identifiable information (PII) data, specifically in transit, to protect its access from any attacker
BAFs see outflows for four months on the trot after inflows stayed in the green for two years
May also include transaction costs within total expense ratio instead of allowing it as cost of investment, say sources
AMCs term it from 'positive development' to 'preventive exercise'
Avoid exiting from the category as most of the pain caused by rate hikes is behind us
Becomes first fund house to shift from active to passive in ELSS
Clients with insufficient resources should be allowed a Mad Money Fund, even if it creates the risk they may not be able to meet their goals
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has issued a consultation paper on the role and obligations of mutual fund trustees. The consultation paper is to seek views on issues related to review of role and obligations of the trustees as well as provide clarity on the role and accountability of the boards of Asset Management Companies (AMC) to safeguard unitholders' interest, across all products and services. Among others, Sebi has proposed enhancing the accountability of the board of an AMC by way of amendments to mutual fund regulations to make the board of AMC responsible for compliance with the regulations. "In view of the increasing scale and reach of the Mutual Fund industry, trustees' role in respect of unitholders' protection assumes even greater significance," it said in the consultation paper. At present, two structures are permitted for trustees under the mutual fund regulations -- corporate structure and board of trustees structure. "It may be desirable to have
These responsibilities include preventing undue influence of sponsors, market abuse by employees, unfair advantage to associates, conflict of interest between various parties and mis-selling
Inflows from SIPs have continued to counterbalance the outflows from foreign institutional investors
Shares held by non-promoters are called public float or public shareholding
Don't fall prey to the hard-selling of traditional plans that is likely to end after March 31
Investors may divert flows towards debt funds, say experts
Total income rises 5% to Rs 416 crore
24,000 new MF distributors join industry in 2022--that's 42% higher than 2021
Adani group stocks have seen an overall erosion of Rs 4.18 trillion ($50 billion) of market value
Move comes two months after Sebi mandated MFs to pay investors within three days of redemption