Asian News International (ANI) Article RatingSEBI's mutual fund expense reforms set to boost investor transparency despite near-term AMC pressure: Report
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51% : Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], December 18 (ANI): The Securities and Exchange Board of India's (SEBI) decision on Wednesday to overhaul mutual fund expense regulations is expected to enhance long-term investor outcomes, even as it creates near-term pressure on asset management companies (AMCs), according to a research analysis by Centrum.50% : The reforms mandate a clearer segregation of base expenses, brokerage costs, and statutory levies, enabling investors to better understand the true cost of investing in mutual fund schemes.
49% : The report estimates that, without mitigating actions, AMCs could see a cumulative impact on profit before tax (PBT) by FY27.
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