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  • MF News SEBI pulls up Samco MF over ‘incorrect disclosure’

    SEBI pulls up Samco MF over ‘incorrect disclosure’

    SEBI has asked the fund house not to refer its flexicap scheme as ‘pure equity’ scheme and directed them to allow investors to redeem units without any exit load.
    Team Cafemutual Feb 23, 2022

    Samco Mutual Fund has changed the nature of its newly launched flexicap scheme from 'pure equity' to 'dynamic equity' after SEBI pulled up the AMC over 'incorrect disclosures' on its website.

    As per Samco MF, SEBI had an issue with its flexicap scheme being called a 'pure equity' scheme as the fund house planned to invest upto 35% in TREPS (Tri-party repo dealing & settlement), which comes under the 'cash' component. Ideally, equity funds should not hold more than 5% in cash.

    Moreover, Samco MF said it has been directed by SEBI to allow investors to redeem units from the scheme without paying any exit load between February 9 and 24.

    "Further, interest at the rate of 15% p.a. shall be paid to exiting unit holders from the date of closure of NFO till date of payment of amount," Samco MF said in an addendum.

    Additionally, Samco said it is updating the SID of its scheme to include information pertaining to its 'hexashield investment framework' as per the direction from SEBI.

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    2 Comments
    Suraj jatwani · 2 years ago `
    According to my limited knowledge. The best is to redeem money.

    Reason: if amc will hold avg 15% in TREPS and charge an expense ratio of 1.8% on it thn amount will be around 1.8cr.

    As an mfd and investor, why should I pay a high expense ratio on cash. When it's available for 15-35bps.

    This fund will hold the downside due to cash components but limited upside.

    Management has to come and answer the question.

    As an MFD I already informed the investor and now it's the investor's choice what to exist or not.


    Anil Salvi · 2 years ago
    In my opinion investment in TREPs is temporary and considering the market condition it is appropriate and furthermore 90 days period is available to invest.
    So as an MFD we should continue to hold
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