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  • News From Press Mutual fund distributors' commissions may fall further

    Mutual fund distributors' commissions may fall further

    Source: DNA Jun 7, 2018

    Mutual fund (MF) distributors may see a fall in their commissions as Association of Mutual Funds of India (Amfi) and fund houses plan to cut the expenses of asset management companies (AMCs) by reducing the commission paid to the distributors.

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    2 Comments
    Hiren · 5 years ago `
    This is what is expect from the AMC n Regulator to do. I have not heard a single customer regretting on commissions we earn. Everything regulator does is in their mutual interest between AMC's and themselves and portraying in customer's benefit. When ever we all buy any product there is a cost involved to it. So on ever product bought by people there is a business chain involved (Mnfr,whlsr,retailers etc, who earns huge profits on that one single product sold by them. Nothing comes free in this world.
    Prashant · 5 years ago `
    It has already been done. Our brokerage have already been reduced. This is a very stale news. Also investors are not investing looking at the expense but what they are getting and by reducing our commission in the garb of reducing TER is malicious. Why all the reduction is passed onto us and why is SEBI not regulating AMCs margins (in fact they are giving them more margin or profits. Just now TATA has increased their base TER in hybrid fund from 1.05 to 1.81. Why SEBI allowed it? Will it increase our commission?) and telling them to give up their profits is the question to be asked to SEBI. AMCs and SEBI are hands in gloves. They want to make huge profits at the cost of crores of investors and by eating away our food and livelihood.

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