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  • News From Press Sebi's proposals to bring in transparency but costs could go up, say advisors

    Sebi's proposals to bring in transparency but costs could go up, say advisors

    Oct 14, 2016

    Sebi’s proposed amendments to the Investment Advisers regulations will bring in more transparency in the system and benefit investors at large, but it could also increase the cost for investors, say advisors.

    In one of its proposals, Sebi has said that corporates should float a separate subsidiary to provide investment advisory services. Currently, they are allowed to do so through a separate department. Though there should be an arm’s length distance between advice and execution fo ..

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    1 Comment
    Prashant · 7 years ago `
    The cost not only can but WILL go up. SEBI wants to give whole pie to AMCs. People can and will go to mf offices believing that they will get the right advise for free. We all know what advise they will get. But SEBI is adamant in doing this. If the customers go to RIA, the cost will be very high because of advisory fee and even in direct FMC which AMCs can hike anytime. How does this benefit the customers. Especially small investors? The cost will be very high for them. How does SEBI justify that just because AMCs don't want to give commissions to IFAs and wants to keep more money to themselves. Actually AMFI which is a mutual fund SRO actually mutual fund lobby at the cost of the customers wants to make extra money. Shame on them.
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