News From Press Opinion | Why SEBI should stop worrying about high MF expense ratios

Opinion | Why SEBI should stop worrying about high MF expense ratios

Source: Moneycontrol Aug 25, 2018

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) wants to review whether Indian mutual funds are overcharging their customers by imposing a high total expense ratio (TER).

TER is the cost that an asset management company (AMC) charges for managing an investor’s money and includes various fees and expenses. But should the regulator interfere or should it let market forces decide the TER?

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1 Comment

Mahavir jain · 6 years ago `

Very sad to hear from.Mr Deepak Parekh of not in favour of High Commissions and foreign trips offered to IFAs by AMC's.In this Case, the very first thing Mr. PAREKH Should do is stop offering trips to agents , selling hdfc fix deposits. He should stop that first.
Secondly, mis selling of financial products as well as churning of mutual funds portfolio is highly done by banks, which hdfc also.olays an important role.
For.IFAs, Trail commission is like their Pension amount, getting every month.
I will highly recommend all iFAs , to go for 100% redemptions in hdfc schemes, irrespective of Clawback. If not done now,.we all will have to repell later and feel.guilty.
As it is, investors are smart enough to understand, which scheme should be in their portfolio and which should be ignored.
Please wake up, before its too late.

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