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  • News From Press Sebi cuts mutual fund fees, bats for small investors

    Sebi cuts mutual fund fees, bats for small investors

    Source: Economic Times Sep 20, 2018

    The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has cut the fees that mutual funds charge investors for handling their money, modified the consent mechanism for securities market offenders and introduced rules for mandatory debt market borrowings for large companies. These, along with other measures announced by the regulator after its board meeting on Tuesday, are aimed at making it cheaper to invest in mutual funds and protecting the interests of small investors. 

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    1 Comment
    Prashant · 6 years ago `
    This is funny. By reducing TER SEBI is safeguarding small investors....hahahaha. So basically they want small investors to go direct because for IFAs it will be unviable to service small investors. Also SEBI says that small investors were not investing because the cost was so high that they will loose their entire gain in it. And now crores of investors will enter because the cost has been reduced. This is the funniest belief of them all. Investors don't know and don't want to know how much is charged to them and how much a distributor is earning as long as they are making good money and creating wealth. Also they expect distributors to stay with them til the end of the road. Now SEBI doesn't want this to happen so how is the investor safeguarded? No investor till date has told any distributor or anyone that he or she doesn't invest because the cost is high. This is all foreign regulations which is brought here to I am sure some new foreign giant wants to enter in the distribution and want to eliminate us so killing the competition.
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