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  • MF News SEBI to take some more time to finalize ‘fee vs commission’ issue

    SEBI to take some more time to finalize ‘fee vs commission’ issue

    Ajay Tyagi, Chairman, SEBI said that the proposals are under consideration and nothing has been finalised yet.
    Nishant Patnaik Dec 22, 2017

    SEBI may take some more time to finalize RIA regulations.

    On the sidelines of the eighth CII Financial Markets Summit held recently in Mumbai, Ajay Tyagi, Chairman SEBI told Cafemutual that the SEBI board members are internally discussing on fee vs commission issue.

    Tyagi said that the proposals are under consideration and nothing has been finalised yet. “Nothing has been finalised on the proposals that the market regulator has made on the consultation paper on investment advisors,” he said.

    This is in wake of SEBI’s consultation paper on investment advisors in which it has proposed to segregate fee-based advisors and distributors who receive commission from AMCs.

    G Mahalingam, Whole Time Member, SEBI had said at a recent industry event, the market regulator has been evaluating global practices in the advisory business before finalizing the RIA regulations. He said, “There are plenty of questions on fee vs commission. In fact, SEBI had to come out with the consultation paper on RIA regulations twice. Because the subject is complex and investors’ interest is at stake, this is taking a little more time. We are actually studying what is happening in other jurisdictions. UK, for example, has come out with the report on fee vs commission and they have clearly put forth the impact of this shift. We are closely looking at it and seeing what fits best for India.”

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    5 Comments
    Monil Daru · 6 years ago `
    Current commision strctre must be improved,fee base model will increase churnnig portfoliis
    DB DESAI · 6 years ago `
    To some extent studying global practices is fine but relying too much on global practices is dangerous. This implies that we are short of intellectual capacities to devise our own systems and policies. It would be interesting what study was made by any country which first introduced new policies or adopted a certain practice. This tendency of always following the western practices is not so good. In case of banking crises the worldover, Indian Banking was considered to be following solid practices. The way some of our Railway projects have been handled by so called "desi" engineers, is an example studied by many other countries. I hope our financial institutions, regulators should be capable of creating their own laws, practices and procedures at least for the issues which are internal. For issues encompassing global platform we must concur with global practices.
    Suman Shah · 6 years ago
    Commission based is Good for Indian Context and it will help to maintain Growth momentum
    Fee based structure may affect present Growth momentum
    It is observed that Growth will affected and that too service to certain class of Investors

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    Shubham · 6 years ago `
    Commission based structure is best as you can see every month there has been increase in investment in mutual fund it is only because of mutual fund distibutors who brought mutual fund industry to this level. So today the current system is best of mutual fund distibutors and it should be maintain. Therr is no need of change in it .
    Harish · 6 years ago `
    To keep the growth momentum and to take MF to next well we would need good financial advisers who can help everybody. Emphasis should be given on training & development of advisers. Commission is the right way of crediting adviser. Charging of fee can act otherwise.
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