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  • MF News Three new faces join AMFI board

    Three new faces join AMFI board

    Kalpen Parekh, Radhika Gupta and Ashutosh Bishnoi join AMFI board.
    Nishant Patnaik Aug 25, 2017

    AMFI has inducted three new faces on its board. In its annual general meeting (AGM) held today in Mumbai, AMFI has appointed Kalpen Parekh, Radhika Gupta and Ashutosh Bishnoi as directors on its board.

    In the AGM, members have elected new board of directors since 1/3rd of AMFI board were due to retire by rotation. While two members – S Naganath and Vikas Sachdeva have stepped down from the post of directors, G Pradeep Kumar retired from the board. This had created three posts – one in category A and two in category C.

    While Kalpen Parekh, President, DSP BlackRock MF joins the board in category A, Radhika Gupta, CEO, Edelweiss MF and Ashutosh Bishnoi, CEO, Mahindra MF join the board in category C.

    Also, Kailash Kulkarni, CEO, L&T MF and Aashish Somaiyaa, MD and CEO, Motilal Oswal MF have been upgraded to category A and category B respectively following the growth in their AUM.

    Currently, there are 15 members in AMFI board of which seven are from top ten fund houses and four each from mid and small sized AMCs. The AMFI board has representation across three broad categories – category A represents directors from large fund houses (top ten fund houses), category B has directors from mid-sized fund houses and representatives of emerging fund houses fall under category C.

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    1 Comment
    P RAGHAVAN · 6 years ago `
    It is very difficult to evaluate the contributions of Reprentative Body like AMFI or Regulatory Body like SEBI during the progress of MF Business during the last 20 years of their EXISTENCE. Unity of interpretations of rules and a uniform application format should have been the necessity, rather than a forced reconciliation, AMCs probably thinking, they want to retain their identities, rather than the performance. Probably, the Regulatory body like SEBI and the representative body like AMFI want to show their presence, rather than the ground work reality of doing the business by the IFAs or Distributors. An Industry, which is in existence for more than 20 years, in India is still struggling to stand tall on account of shortsighted approach of these bodies compared to the need of the future, a long sighted approach. When can we see that happening? The Industry's business progress is building on account of chocking of alternate routes, rather than self driven ease of operations. The incentives for spreading the advantage of investments in MFs should be a smooth ride on a road of smooth surface, rather than a bumpy and pot holes filled roads., PROMULGATED IN 1950?
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