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  • News From Press SEBI plans discussion paper on MF expense ratio

    SEBI plans discussion paper on MF expense ratio

    Source: Hindu Business Line Dec 13, 2017

    Capital market regulator SEBI plans to bring out a discussion paper on mutual funds expense ratio with the focus on ways to bring it down even as the inflows been growing leaps and bounds in last few months.

    Addressing an industry event in Mumbai on Tuesday, G Mahalingam, whole-time director, SEBI said the liquidity in market has been hovering at Rs. 3-4 lakh crore and this has been supporting valuations for quite sometime now.

    SEBI has been working on measures to bring down the cost on mutual fund investors and a discussion paper will be put out seeking industry and stakeholders view, he said.

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    1 Comment
    Prashant · 6 years ago `
    SEBI has not yet come out with survey on how has direct plans(cheaper investment) has helped the investors to create wealth and regular plans(even when distributor commission was 2% upfront) has destroyed wealth of investors. So cheaper products are not always good. Also if this time expense ratio goes down it should be from.employees pockets(their salaries). They should be happy giving away a part of their salaries and also share holders should also give away part of their profits for the benefit of investors. Why should always IFAs suffer? Also banks and brokers should be banned from.selling these products(in fact all 3rd party products) because they are misselling hubs. I do not understand why SEBI, IRDAI and RBI allow them to sell theme
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