Amcs

Shares of asset management companies tank up to 10% on SEBI's decision to slash charges levied by mutual funds

In a major overhaul of the fee structure that mutual funds charge from investors, SEBI on Tuesday decided to cap the total expenses for investment in such funds to 2.25 percent.

What impact Sebi’s categorisation and rationalisation scheme will leave on your mutual fund portfolio

Categorisation and recategorisation of mutual fund schemes was done to ensure different schemes are clearly distinct in asset allocation, investment strategy etc

Sebi: Investors can now buy MF schemes through digital wallets for up to Rs 50,000

MF houses or asset management companies (AMCs) have been allowed to provide instant online access facility to resident individual investors in liquid schemes

Govt to float 2nd ETF to offload CPSE stake, invites AMCs to submit bids

The government is planning to create a new ETF, in addition to the existing CPSE ETF that was launched in March 2014

Sebi's job is to regulate not micro manage mutual funds

Sebi is right to be concerned about how funds are performing. But its job is not to ensure better returns but to see if funds are working in the best interests of investors

If your MF isn't profitable, how will it make money for you?

Most asset management companies are not at all profitable. If they can't make money even for themselves, how are they supposed to do that for you?