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  • MF News FIFA, FIAI to meet AMFI on reduction of trail commission

    FIFA, FIAI to meet AMFI on reduction of trail commission

    These associations would propose that the industry should split the impact of reduction in Total Expense Ratio (TER).
    Nishant Patnaik Jun 23, 2018

    Foundation of Independent Financial Advisors (FIFA) and Financial Intermediaries Association of India (FIAI), an association of national distributors will meet AMFI soon on reduction of trail commission.

    Dhruv Mehta, Chairman, FIFA told Cafemutual “We will request AMFI that the industry should share the impact of reduced cost equally among fund houses and distributors.”

    Many fund houses have reduced trail commission to the extent of 15 to 20 bps following rationalization of TER by SEBI.

    Earlier, SEBI has revised the definition of top cities and beyond top cities for additional TER. It has also reduced expenses charged in lieu of exit to 0.05%. Both these changes have led to reduction in overall TER and trail commission.

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    65 Comments
    p s narayanan · 6 years ago `
    Not surprising.expected.a day may also come soon when trail commission will be stopped altogether.
    we distributors do not have one common platform and such things are bound to happen.hence our voice is seldom heard.
    WHAT WE WANT ARE NOT HUGE BROKERAGES AND INCENTIVES AT THE COST OF INVESTORS, BUT REASONABLE PAYOUTS WHICH WILL MAKE THIS FIELD SELF SUSTAINING FOR ALL GENERATIONS OF DISTRIBUTORS AND ALSO ENCOURAGE MORE PEOPLE TO COME TO THIS FIELD AND SERVE MANY MANY INVESTORS.
    Anshul Gupta · 6 years ago `
    Very bad and sad decision we IFA' S DOING FULL TIME JOB FOR OUR CLIENTS AND WITH THIS LOW PAY OUT HOW WE SERVICED OUR CIENTS ....THINK BEFORE IMPLEMENT ...SHAME
    Mukesh Kumar · 6 years ago `
    I think there should be standard of any industry. IF we don't received optimum fee/revenue how we will service the client I think increase the commission while regulatory or association like you talk about reduce it. Do something win win situation for all three AMC, IFA or Client. This kind of industry gave lot of individual enterprise create which generate employment and help to country grow they create believe in mass population of the country. They Educate for all the sector driven force which help country for growth. So think and do practical things.
    Daxesh thaker · 6 years ago `
    What is the use of now meeting to AMFI.SOME AMC have already reduced the commission. And issued notice for that. it is discouraging for IFA. If this continue then better to have pakoda business. There is more cost then earning for distributor in current commission structure.
    Arun Gupta · 6 years ago `
    Since last 10 years I personally feel that SEBI & Amfi are against the IFAs. They always hammer in the interest of IFAs.
    Faces thaker · 6 years ago `
    Let's all come on street to protest againt SEBI.
    Nothing has happened in the past by the IFA association representation. Some of the AMC has already implemented reduction commission. Let's wake up now else have to start pakoda biz
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